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  1. Siti Hajjar Nasir, Noraini Abu Bakar, Rosdiyana Samad
    MyJurnal
    Orthodontic fixed appliance is now considered as fashion accessory and a symbol of
    wealth. Due to overwhelming demand, 'fake' and 'real' braces services have been offered through
    social media by unqualified personnel using poor quality orthodontic brackets and cases of metal
    toxicity from using these type of braces has been reported. (Copied from article).
  2. Siti Hajjar Nasir, Noraini Abu Bakar, Rosdiyana Samad
    MyJurnal
    The growing demand for orthodontic braces among Malaysian community has led to
    the development of "fake" and "real" braces. "Fake" braces refer to braces that are worn as costume
    and are not bonded to teeth hence unable to produce movement of teeth. "Real" braces refer to
    braces that are bonded to tooth structure and are able to produce tooth movement. The braces are
    bonded by unqualified practitioners with no formal dental education and they provide braces
    treatment in unlicensed premises such as hotel rooms or patients' own homes. (Copied from article).
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