Power Chains are core elastic consumables in fixed orthodontic appliances. Formed as a continuous, one-piece elastic chain, they are primarily used for closing extraction spaces, space closure, midline correction, and derotation/uprighting of teeth

Acting as small elastic bands, they are wrapped around the bracket wings to firmly bind the archwire into the bracket slot. This prevents the archwire from slipping or displacing, ensuring continuous orthodontic force is applied to the teeth.

Manual nickel-titanium root canal files are nickel-titanium alloy instruments used for manual root canal preparation during endodontic treatment; they are suitable for enlarging, clearing, and removing debris from the walls of root canals."

Stainless Steel–Ligature wire is orthodontic treatment to secure archwires to brackets and transmit corrective forces, with stainless steel as the core material.

Stainless Steel–Kobayashi wire, officially known as hooked ligature wire, is a pre formed stainless steel ligature wire specifically designed for orthodontics

Hand made stainless steel root canal file is a classic basic manual instrument for root canal treatment. It is made of medical grade stainless steel, with high hardness, strong rigidity, sharp cutting, and low cost.

Ligature ties are small elastic rings used in orthodontics to secure archwires. Used in conjunction with brackets.

Our microimplant surgical instruments are specialized orthodontic tools to provide stable temporary anchorage during tooth alignment. With ergonomic design and fine workmanship, they deliver accurate control, reduce chair time and bring comfortable operation for orthodontists, widely used in global dental clinics.

The S-Stainless Steel Retainer Wires (also known as S-shaped lingual wire/modified lingual retaining device) is a type of fixed orthodontic retaining device that is adhered to the lingual side of the front teeth. S-Stainless Steel Retainer Wires Prevent Post-Orthodontic Relapse

Stainless Steel Straight Wire is a fundamental and essential archwire material in dental orthodontics.

The buccal tube can be welded or bonded to the side of the band, creating a passage for the archwire. Functioning as dedicated brackets for posterior teeth, buccal tubes are designed to hold and secure the archwire, while also facilitating traction and sliding mechanics for retraction.

CU-NT Archwires features lighter force, steady sustained performance and controllable thermal activation at 35-40℃, with low friction and strong deformation resistance.