Dental Orthodontics

Dental Metal and Ceramic Orthodontic Braces

Bracket is an important part of fixed orthodontic technology. It is directly bonded to the surface of crown with adhesive.

Dental Bracket Metal Mini Orthodontic

The metal orthodontic bracket is directly bonded to the surface of the crown with adhesive, and the arch wire applies various types of corrective force to the teeth through the bracket, so as to...

Color Orthodontic Ligature

Color orthodontic ligature can exert external force on local teeth to make them move slowly. In the orthodontic process, the ligation ring can prevent tooth movement and increase the bite force of...

Color Dental Power Chain

Color dental power chain can exert external force on local teeth to make them move slowly. It is an auxiliary tool for correcting teeth commonly used in clinic. It looks like a rubber band.

Orthodontic Power Chain for Dental

Orthodontic power chain was first used in the field of Orthodontics in the 1960s. It is simple to use and easy to operate. It is widely used in orthodontic clinic. It can be used for traction,...

Color Dental Ligature

Color dental ligature can exert external force on local teeth to make them move slowly. In the orthodontic process, the ligation ring can prevent tooth movement and increase the bite force of teeth.

Dental Buccal Tubes Orthodontics

Dental buccal tubes orthodontics is a metal tube welded on the buccal side of dental orthodontic belt ring. It can insert the end of orthodontic arch wire and play a fixed role. A small hook is...

Dental Molar Tube

Dental molar tube is a metal tube welded on the buccal side of dental orthodontic belt ring. It can insert the end of orthodontic arch wire and play a fixed role. A small hook is designed on the...

Dental Wire Arch

The metal dental wire arch stuck in the bracket groove or passing through the thin tube with ring is called corrective arch wire.

Dental Orthodontic Archwire

Dental orthodontic archwire is a metal wire stuck in the bracket or through a thin tube with a ring. In short, it is a thin steel wire connecting your crooked teeth and guiding them to move.