Indirect bonding technique in lingual orthodontics: the HIRO system.
The indirect bonding technique is pivotal for success in lingual orthodontics. There are different laboratory techniques available for indirect positioning and bonding of lingual brackets. The HIRO system is one of the most used and easy to perform. In this article the HIRO laboratory and bonding technique and the different innovations and improvements made to the previously described technique are presented.
Hiro
Toshiaki
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University International Of Catalunya.
Iglesia
Fernando de
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Andreu
Puigdollers
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