Archwire vibration and stick-slip behavior at the bracket-archwire interface.
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Ying Liu | Mary P Walker | Y. Liu | J. Nickel | L. Iwasaki | M. Walker | Laura R Iwasaki | Julie E Olson | Jeffrey C Nickel | J. Olson
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