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Fig 1.

Area of the bracket where the XPS analysis was performed (arrow).

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Fig 2.

XPS wide scan spectrum for each specific surface: (A) metallic brackets, pre-treated with distilled water, and (B) HA discs, pre-treated with distilled water.

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Table 1.

Percentage of atoms (%) of on the surface of metallic brackets (MB) and hydroxyapatite discs (HA) incubated in distilled water (Mean ± S.D.).

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Fig 3.

Venn diagram of acquired pellicle proteins identified in each study group and across groups.

MB: metallic bracket, HAD: HA discs.

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Table 2.

Proteins identified in both groups, hydroxyapatite discs and metallic orthodontic bracket.

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Fig 4.

Distribution of proteins identified in each study group according to their isoelectric points: (A) metallic brackets, and (B) hydroxyapatite discs.

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Table 3.

Proteins identified in the pellicle formed on metallic brackets and on hydroxyapatite discs categorized by biological function related to dental caries.

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