Stainless Steel Retainer Wires, Orthodontic Products , Fits against the lingual and buccal sides of the tooth

Product Description

The lingual retaining wire (modified lingual retaining device) is a type of fixed orthodontic retaining device that is adhered to the lingual side of the front teeth. There are one type and two widths of tongue side retainer wire. The lengths are 150 millimeters, 1 meter, 2 meters, and 4.5 meters. The packaging comes in bags, tubes, and rolls. There are three types: three shares, six shares, and eight shares. It is also a popular dental thread among dentists at present. 

Product Specifications

Basic Structure and Materials

Material:

mostly stainless steel wire

Form:

The filament forms a continuous S-shaped curve (wavy shape) between each tooth gap, fitting the lingual side of the tooth/neck 1/3, extending from both ends to the distal part of the canine teeth, covering the 3+3 anterior tooth area.

Fixed method:

Directly adhere to the lingual side of each front tooth with light cured composite resin, without the need for a ring.

Advantage

Completely invisible:

hidden on the tongue side, not visible on the lip side, with high aesthetic appeal.

24-hour fixation: No need to remove or wear, to avoid forgetting and recurrence.

Cleaning friendly:

The S-shaped design allows for direct dental floss cleaning, making adjacent surfaces hygienic and easy to maintain.

Elastic anti bending:

Buffer biting force, with a lower detachment/breakage rate than straight wires.

Long term stability:

Can be worn for a long time (5-10 years or even lifelong), suitable for permanent maintenance.

Core Features

Easy to clean:

The S-shaped waves form a "channel" in the gap between teeth, allowing for direct use of dental floss to clean adjacent surfaces without the need for a threading device. This reduces plaque accumulation and lowers the risk of gingivitis/dental caries.

Good elasticity and anti shedding:

The continuous S-shape provides more elastic cushioning, disperses biting force and tongue muscle pressure, and reduces the probability of resin shedding or filament breakage.

Good physiological motility:

The wave segment allows for small physiological activities of a single tooth, which is more in line with periodontal physiology and reduces the risk of root resorption.

Maintain stable effect:

Full coverage of 3+3 front teeth, strong anti torsion and anti gap recurrence ability, suitable for high recurrence risk cases.