Band / Wire Orthodontic Appliance

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Band / Wire Orthodontic Appliances (Appliances I) Product Overview

These appliances are fixed mechanical orthodontic devices where a band is set in the oral cavity and is combined with the device.
Typical devices include lingual arches, quad helix, nance holding arches, and rapid expansion devices.
In addition, there are various types of appliances which serve various purposes such as retention, enlargement, etc.

Product Lineup

301 Lingual Arch

1. Retention after orthodontic treatment
2. Gap retention when laterals are missing at early stage
3. Main line when using hooks and springs

302 lingual arch

with Lingual Lock

303 lingual arch

with Sheath (for straight)

304 lingual arch

with 3D

305 Nance Holding Arch (Straight type)

1. Mainly used for tooth extraction cases to prevent mesial movement of molars. Often used in combination with brackets, it is used as a device for strengthening and fixing.
2. It is used as a fixing source to facilitate slight expansion and rotation of the molars.

306 Nance Holding Arch (Reverse Type)

307 Transparatal Arch

1. Used for fixation, rotation, reduction, centrifugal movement, enlargement, and stenosis of maxillary molars.
2. Used for adjusting buccolingual root torque

308 Habit Appliance

1. Habit projecting tongue forward, abnormal swallowing habit, the anterior open bite, a device used to remove tongue habits such as maxillary protrusion and thumb sucking.
2. Can also be used for oral other habits.

309 Quad Helix

1. Used for expansion of the maxillary dentition.
2. Used for rotation of molars
3. When activated, the molar group can be expanded. Also, by bending the wires on the inside and both sides, it is possible to rotate the molar teeth to the distal lingual side and leave a space between the canines.

310

Quad Helix with Sheath
Straight (Top)
Curve – MIA (Bottom)

311 Bihelix

1. Used for expansion of both the maxillary and mandibular dentition.
2. Used for rotation of molars
3. When activated, the molar group can be expanded. Also, by bending the wires on the inside and both sides, it is possible to rotate the molar teeth to the distal lingual side and leave a space between the canines.

312 Porter

1. It is used in the upper and lower jaws, and although there are some differences, it works almost the same as the quad helix and bi-helix. The main difference lies in that there are no helical bends, so the corrective force is slightly stronger.

313 Rapid Expansion Device (Hilux type)

1. Used to improve stenotic dentition and bilateral and unilateral crossbites.
2. Expansion screw capable of about 11mm activation with a metal-only expansion device, lingual arm for stability. Used with bands.
3. Fast activation (twice a day, 1/4 turn (0.4 mm) in the morning and evening, expansion completed in 14 days.

314 Rapid Expansion Device (Has type)

1. Used for lateral expansion (rapid)
2. Force is dispersed to the teeth and palatal mucosa. Ideal when expansion is required while avoiding teeth inclination.

315 Rapid Expansion (Fan Type)

Rapid Expansion (Fan Type)

316 Rapid Expansion Device (McNamara)

1. Used for bilateral expansion
2. Used to eliminate overbite of upper and lower anterior teeth.
3. When there is vertical growth of the lower jaw, it can be used with the expectation of a reduction effect due to the bite plate of the molars

317 Rapid Expansion (Bulldozer)

Rapid Expansion (Bulldozer)

318 Crozats

1. It is a device that can expand laterally, rotate, mesio-distal and move teeth to the buccolingual side.
2. It has almost the same application as the quad helix and bi-helix using a band.

319 GMD

1. Used for the purpose of centrifugal movement of maxillary first molars. In order to use GMD, the maxillary first premolars and second premolars must be completely erupted. If there is space in the anterior teeth, it should be closed before using GMD.
2. Headgear can also be used with the cooperation of the patient. It can be improved in less than a year, but after this period, the basal part of the palatal tissue becomes inflamed. The space opens rapidly, so the same weak force as the removable type is sufficient for adjustment.

321 Lip Bumper

1. It is used for the purpose of uprighting the mandibular first molar and slightly centrifuging, expanding or rotating it.
2. It is possible to prevent lip pressure from being applied to the dentition. Allows the tongue to move the incisors anteriorly
3. The device consists of a labial wire inserted into the buccal tube of the first molar, the wire framework located 2-3 mm labial to the dentition , Pads (bumpers) have the role of protecting the lips from wire pain