17 matching records for Bonded C.L.R..
A device used in orthodontics to attach a wire(s) or headgear to orthodontic bands bonded to the teeth. It is typically welded to an orthodontic band or bonded to a tooth. This is a single-patient device that is used for the duration of the treatment (singl...
A custom-made dental restoration made of resin-based material that is bonded within the center of a tooth (intracoronal) typically to serve as a well-fitting, long-lasting alternative to dental fillings for tooth decay or similar damage. It is fabricated in...
An orthodontic device intended to gradually spread the maxillary arch and/or improve teeth alignment. It is typically in the form of either: 1) a segmented body separated by a palate expander screw; or 2) a spring-like mechanism, positioned in the palate ca...
An orthodontic device intended to be used as part of a bonded palate expander to gradually spread the maxillary arch to create space for teeth alignment. It is in the form of a threaded rod with expandable pins of various lengths; it is intended to remain i...
An orthodontic device intended to be bonded (fixed) to the teeth of a child to prevent or help break habits (typically finger sucking or tongue thrusting) that adversely affect the position of developing dentition. It is typically in the form of pins, a sma...
A custom-made dental restoration made of gold-based alloy that is bonded within the center of a tooth (intracoronal) typically to serve as a well-fitting, long-lasting alternative to dental fillings for tooth decay or similar damage. It is fabricated indire...
A metallic device that is bonded to an orthodontic band, or directly to a tooth, to hold an orthodontic wire and/or other appliance (e.g., rubber bands) used to apply pressure to the tooth in order to alter the position of the tooth. This is a single-patien...
A ceramic device intended to be bonded to a tooth to hold an orthodontic archwire used to apply pressure to the tooth in order to alter the position of the tooth. It typically has a metal (e.g., stainless steel) insert slot for the archwire, which is held i...
A ceramic device intended to be bonded to a tooth to hold an orthodontic archwire used to apply pressure to the tooth in order to alter the position of the tooth. It has an integral fixation clip, typically made of a polymer with a metal hinge, to retain th...
A plastic device intended to be bonded to a tooth, to hold an orthodontic wire and/or other appliance (e.g., rubber bands) used to apply pressure to the tooth in order to alter the position of the tooth. This is a single-patient device intended to be used f...
An orthodontic appliance, bonded or removable, intended to be used on a single patient to maintain teeth in corrected positions during the period of functional adaptation following corrective treatment. This appliance, also referred to as a positioner, is a...
A hand-held manual dental instrument designed for direct warm bonding during an endodontic obturation procedure. It is preloaded (encased) with a resin-based sealing, filling, and core material at its distal working end which is subsequently heated in a ded...
A rotary cutting device made of high-grade steel with the working end coated with particles of diamond, and which is designed to fit into a dental laboratory handpiece that provides the rotation and that is intended for dental laboratory use only to cut har...
An orthodontic device which includes a rod(s) intended to be bonded to teeth to correct malocclusions (e.g., overbites); it is commonly known as Herbst appliance. The rod, also referred to as a piston or tube, is typically positioned with a metal band and/o...
An assembly of custom-made and preformed devices such as metal bands, archwires, springs, screws, power arms and/or a base plate (framework), designed to be applied to the teeth to influence the shape and/or function of the stomatognathic system to correct ...
An assembly of devices designed to deliver preheated resin-based sealing, filling, and core materials into a root canal for direct warm bonding during an endodontic obturation procedure. It typically consists of a mains electricity (AC-powered) oven used to...
A non-sterile padded material designed to be worn over pressure-point areas of the body to help prevent the development of, and/or treat, pressure and friction sores in patients with restricted mobility in healthcare facilities. It is typically composed of ...