The Lingual Button With Golden Chain Auxiliary Device In Orthodontic Treatment
The Lingual button with golden chain is a commonly used auxiliary device in orthodontic treatment, designed specifically for tooth traction and impacted tooth correction. The gold-plated version combines the advantages of corrosion resistance and biocompatibility. Eyelet and Traction with Gold plated round base
Product Introduction
The Lingual button with golden chain is a commonly used auxiliary device in orthodontic treatment, designed specifically for tooth traction and impacted tooth correction. Eyelet and Traction with Gold plated round base.The gold-plated version combines the advantages of corrosion resistance and biocompatibility.Good biocompatibility ,Flexible and easy to operate structure ,Strong durability ,Wide adaptability .
Core specifications
1. Material: Stainless steel base+gold plating treatment, corrosion-resistant, good biocompatibility
2. Common dimensions: The total length is about 27mm, the chain link is designed with a standard buckle, and the diameter of the circular traction plate at the end is about 4.0mm
3. Packaging specifications: mostly 2 pieces per package, individually packaged for easy clinical use and management
Product features and advantages
Key points for clinical use
1. The end circular traction piece needs to be treated with acid etching and fixed on the target tooth surface with orthodontic adhesive to ensure a firm bond.
2. The length of the chain link can be cut according to the treatment needs to avoid affecting the traction effect if it is too long or too short.
3. Apply light traction with an elastic ring/nickel titanium wire, and regularly follow up to adjust the traction force to avoid excessive force causing root resorption.
4.Although the gold plating layer is corrosion-resistant, it is still necessary to avoid contact with strong acids and bases. During clinical operations, attention should be paid to protecting the integrity of the coating.
Core functions and purposes
1. Ambush/impacted tooth traction can be fixed on the surface of the impacted tooth through adhesion, and combined with orthodontic archwires and elastic rings to apply continuous light force, guiding the tooth to move towards the normal position inside the dental arch. It is a key tool for correcting impacted canines and impacted teeth.
2. The chain structure for controlling the direction of tooth movement can flexibly adjust the traction angle, achieving precise movement of teeth in the near, far, and vertical directions, especially suitable for lingual orthodontics and complex dentition adjustment scenarios.
3. Auxiliary orthodontic fixation and adjustment can serve as an extended traction component for lingual buckles, enhancing force stability and reducing the risk of tooth torsion and displacement during traction
Applicable scenarios