Orthodontic Wires(Stainless Steel Rectangular)

Product Description

Stainless Steel Rectangular Wires — Main Uses:

• Final Stages of Treatment

  • Stainless steel rectangular wires are typically used in the finishing stage when teeth are aligned, and the focus is on precise control and root positioning.

• Torque Control

  • Rectangular wires are essential for controlling root angulation and torque, which allows for accurate tooth positioning in all 3 dimensions (vertical, horizontal, and rotational).

• Stabilizing Teeth

  • Due to their rigidity, stainless steel rectangular wires help to stabilize the teeth in their final positions, preventing unwanted movement as they are set in place.

• Space Closure

  • Stainless steel rectangular wires are highly effective in closing spaces between teeth, especially when dealing with extraction sites or gaps that need to be filled.

• Efficient Tooth Movement

  • They allow for stronger forces to be applied, making them effective for moving teeth into their final positions — whether in space closure, crossbite correction, or adjusting overjet.

• Support in Maintaining Arch Form

  • Rectangular wires help in maintaining the arch form and tooth alignment over time as they are designed to hold their shape and resist deformation.

• Anchorage Control

  • Stainless steel rectangular wires are ideal for anchorage when specific teeth are meant to stay stationary while others are moved.

• Finishing and Detailing

  • These wires are often used to fine-tune the final position of teeth, especially for small adjustments or refining occlusion

Stainless Steel Rectangular Wires — Features:

• Material:

  • Made from high-quality stainless steel, known for its strength, rigidity, and durability.

• Shape:

  • Rectangular cross-section (e.g., 0.016″ x 0.022″, 0.017″ x 0.025″) provides better engagement and precise control compared to round wires.

• High Stiffness:

  • Offers greater rigidity than NiTi (Nickel-Titanium) or round wires, allowing for stronger forces during tooth movement, particularly in the finishing stages.

• Shape Retention:

  • Resistant to deformation—stainless steel rectangular wires hold their shape and do not bend easily, even when pressure is applied.

• Precision Control:

  • Ideal for root torque, tooth angulation, and occlusal adjustments due to their ability to apply precise force in multiple directions (vertical, horizontal, and rotational).

• Arch Form Maintenance:

  • Maintains the designed arch shape, ensuring that teeth stay aligned and in the correct positions as treatment progresses.

• Low Friction:

  • The polished surface reduces friction between the wire and brackets, allowing for smoother tooth movement with less resistance.

• Force Distribution:

  • Ensures a consistent and predictable force distribution, which is crucial for effective finishing and detailing of tooth positions.

• Durability:

  • Highly durable and resistant to wear, making them a reliable choice for the final phase of treatment when long-lasting, strong forces are required.

Stainless Steel Rectangular Wires — Key Benefits:

• • • Precise Torque Control

      • Rectangular wires excel in controlling root movement and tooth angulation, ensuring precise tooth positioning in all three dimensions: vertical, horizontal, and rotational.

    • Stability and Strength

      • High rigidity makes these wires extremely stable, allowing them to maintain the desired arch form and tooth alignment without bending or losing shape, even under significant pressure.

    • Effective in Final Stages

      • Ideal for the finishing stages of treatment, stainless steel rectangular wires allow for fine-tuning of tooth positions and occlusion (bite) adjustments.

    • Enhanced Force Application

      • These wires can apply stronger, more consistent forces, making them effective for space closure, correcting bite issues, and moving teeth into their final positions with greater efficiency.

    • Durability and Long-Lasting

      • Stainless steel is resistant to wear and deformation, making these wires a reliable choice for the later stages of treatment, where durability is critical.

    • Precise Arch Alignment

      • Their strength allows for better arch form retention, ensuring that the desired alignment is maintained throughout the treatment process.

    • Efficient for Complex Cases

      • Stainless steel rectangular wires can handle more complex cases (like correcting severe crowding, bite misalignments, or rotating teeth) by applying stronger forces while maintaining control over tooth movement.