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JMU Stainless Steel Archwire, Natural, 10Pcs/Bag

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SKU 38304056
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Ovoid: Round 0.012" Upper

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Material

  1. Stainless Steel Archwires:

    • Material: Made from a high-quality stainless steel alloy.
    • Characteristics: Durable and provides stable force over time.
    • Use: Typically used in the initial stages of treatment for alignment and leveling due to their strength and ability to maintain shape.
  2. Nickel-Titanium (Ni-Ti) Archwires:

    • Material: An alloy composed of nickel and titanium.
    • Characteristics: Flexible and can exert lighter, continuous forces. They have shape memory properties, allowing them to return to their original shape after deformation.
    • Use: Commonly used in the early stages of treatment when more flexibility is needed. They are also used for patients with nickel allergies.
  3. Beta-Titanium Archwires:

    • Material: An alloy of titanium, chromium, and other elements.
    • Characteristics: Combines some of the benefits of stainless steel (strength) and Ni-Ti (flexibility). They exhibit good shape memory and corrosion resistance.
    • Use: Useful in various stages of treatment, including initial alignment and later stages for fine-tuning.
  4. Thermal Nickel-Titanium (TNT) Archwires:

    • Material: A special type of Ni-Ti alloy that undergoes a phase transition when heated.
    • Characteristics: These wires become more flexible at higher temperatures, allowing for easier insertion and adaptation to the arch form.
    • Use: Particularly useful in cases where precise placement of the archwire is challenging.
  5. Multistranded Stainless Steel Archwires:

    • Construction: Composed of multiple small stainless steel strands twisted together.
    • Characteristics: Offer both strength and flexibility.
    • Use: These wires are often used in cases where fine adjustments to tooth positions are needed.
  6. Coated Archwires:

    • Material: Regular archwires (e.g., stainless steel or Ni-Ti) with a protective coating.
    • Characteristics: The coating can help reduce friction between the wire and the brackets, potentially leading to more efficient tooth movement.
    • Use: Often used in cases where minimizing friction is important for treatment progress.
  7. Lingual Archwires:

    • Placement: These wires are placed on the tongue side (lingual) of the teeth.
    • Characteristics: Similar to conventional archwires but designed for use with lingual braces.
    • Use: Suitable for patients who want a more attentive orthodontic treatment option.




Form


  1. Natural Form Archwires:

    • Description: These archwires are designed to mimic the natural shape of the dental arch.
    • Use: Natural form archwires are used in the initial stages of treatment to help establish a stable and balanced arch form.
  2. Ovoid Form Archwires:

    • Description: Ovoid form archwires have an oval or elliptical shape. They are contoured to approximate the natural shape of the dental arch.
    • Use: Ovoid form archwires are used to provide more individualized and targeted force distribution, especially in cases where the patient's arch shape deviates from the standard.
  3. Expanded Form Archwires:

    • Description: These archwires have been gently expanded or widened from their original form.
    • Use: Expanded form archwires are used to help correct crowding or overlapping of teeth. They apply a controlled force to gradually create additional space.
  4. Over-Expanded Form Archwires:

    • Description: Over-expanded form archwires are further widened compared to expanded form archwires.
    • Use: They are used in cases of severe crowding where more significant expansion is needed to create the necessary space for proper alignment.
  5. Reverse Curve Form Archwires:

    • Description: Reverse curve form archwires have a curvature that opposes the natural curve of the dental arch. They are often used in the lower arch.
    • Use: These archwires are employed to address issues like deep overbites and to help level the occlusal plane.
  6. Alloy Natural Form, Alloy Ovoid Form, Alloy Over-Expanded Form, and Alloy Expanded Form Archwires:

    • These archwires are similar in form to their non-alloy counterparts, but they are made from specialized alloys, which may offer specific advantages such as increased strength, flexibility, and other properties.

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