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Urinary nickel and chromium levels in orthodontic patients: A case-control study.

J Orthod Sci · 2025 · PMC12237004 · PMID 40630782

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Additionally, lifestyle factors, dietary intake, and social conditions, along with genetic predispositions and environmental influences—such as exposure to water pipes—could impact Ni levels.[ 34 ] While the SS group showed slightly elevated Ni levels compared to the NiTi and control groups, these differences did not reach statistical significance.

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