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Orthodontic Torquing Coil Springs for Fine Adjustments designed to apply controlled rotational to teeth forces - 10 pcs Made in USA Orthodentalusa Corp (.016" x .022", Large) in Saudi Arabia Orthodontic Torquing Coil Springs for Fine Adjustments designed to apply controlled rotational to teeth forces - 10 pcs Made in USA Orthodentalusa Corp (.016" x .022", Large) in Saudi Arabia Orthodontic Torquing Coil Springs for Fine Adjustments designed to apply controlled rotational to teeth forces - 10 pcs Made in USA Orthodentalusa Corp (.016" x .022", Large) in Saudi Arabia

Orthodontic Torquing Coil Springs for Fine Adjustments designed to apply controlled rotational to teeth forces - 10 pcs Made in USA Orthodentalusa Corp (.016" x .022", Medium)

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Special Features

  • Variety of Sizes: The 10-piece pack includes large, medium, and small sizes, offering orthodontists versatility to address the specific needs of different teeth and individual patient cases.
  • Precise Torque Application: These springs are specifically designed to apply controlled rotational forces (torque) to teeth, which is crucial for achieving proper alignment and bite correction in orthodontic treatment.
  • Enhanced Rotational Control: By utilizing these torquing coil springs, clinicians gain a greater degree of precision in managing tooth rotation compared to other orthodontic mechanics.

Description

These orthodontic coil springs, presented in a 10-piece pack, are designed to apply torque (rotation around the longitudinal axis) to individual teeth or groups of teeth during treatment. They are essential for achieving precise three-dimensional control of tooth position. The pack includes a variety of sizes (large, medium, and small) to accommodate different clinical needs and tooth sizes, allowing the orthodontist to select the most suitable spring for the application of specific forces. They are used by inserting them into the archwire and activating them to rotate teeth in the desired direction, which is crucial for correcting dental angulations or rotations and achieving optimal occlusion.

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