Question 10 · LDEK · Biomechanics and tissue response to treatment
The optimal strength for inclining larger teeth is:
- A. 20-30 g.
- B. 40-50 g.
- C. 50-75 g.
- D. 80-100 g.
- E. 100-150 g.
Hint
Tipping concentrates stress on small areas of the periodontal ligament, so only light forces are needed, slightly more for bigger teeth.
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