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An appliance that breaks the habit of tongue pushing. -
Designed to align mandibular anterior teeth.
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A series of 3D models are printed with minor tooth movement differentiation between the models, and clear aligners are created for each model to create a seamless and brace-free treatment of malalignment.
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Send us a case and we will design an appliance according to the patient's needs.
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Designed to develop the bicuspid area, it is ideal for correcting tapered arch forms.
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Habit breaker for lip and cheek sucking
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For use after orthodontic treatment to prevent movement of teeth.
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For use after orthodontic treatment to prevent the movement of teeth.
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This design facilitates distal driving of posterior teeth to regain lost arch length.
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A Maxillary appliance, designed for the correction of unilateral cross bites.
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A wrap-around removable retainer made with 0.9mm wire and soldered onto clasps on the last tooth of the arch.
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The Schwarz appliance is utilized to achieve transverse expansion. A single expansion screw is used to achieve expansion although in some cases an additional screw may be required as per the image. Schwartz appliances are primarily used on the upper arch and are removable.
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Used in the upper arch for both lateral and anterior development.
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A removable appliance to break the habit of thumb sucking or tongue pushing
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Dr. William Clark, an Orthodontist, developed an uncomplicated technique that incorporates the use of upper and lower bite blocks to reposition the mandible forward for skeletal Class II correction. The Twin Block technique is easy to use and very patient friendly. The design utilizes two separate appliances that fit the maxilla and mandible. The unique design allows for more patient comfort and increased patient cooperation. The Twin Block design also allows for independent development of the upper and lower arches with the addition of transverse and/or sagittal screws.
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A Hawley appliance with a labial arch welded onto the adams claps
