30 matching records for ORTH ARCH.
A device intended to securely tether an orthodontic archwire to an orthodontic bracket, or securely hold the archwire in the archwire slot of an orthodontic bracket (or brace). It is in the form of a small single tie, or a circular band made of elastomeric ...
A small, hollow tube/cylinder intended to be cut to a selected length and placed around an orthodontic archwire to protect the archwire from damage and to protect teeth, gums, and cheeks from archwire exposure during orthodontic treatment. This is a single-...
An orthodontic device in the shape of a straight pin or hook designed to accept an elastic band, power chain, spring, or archwire (not included), which apply a force in addition to the main orthodontic archwire, for vertical alignment and/or horizontal posi...
A device intended to hold an orthodontic archwire securely in the archwire slot of an orthodontic bracket (or brace). It is in the form of a small single tie or circular band made of elastomeric (e.g., polyurethane, rubber) or metal materials. This is a sin...
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 dental device in the shape of a straight pin or hook designed to accept an elastic band, power chain, spring, or archwire (not included), which apply a force in addition to the main orthodontic archwire, for vertical alignment and/or horizontal positionin...
A dental device in the shape of a straight pin or hook designed to accept an elastic band, power chain, spring, or archwire (not included), which apply a force in addition to the main orthodontic archwire, for vertical alignment and/or horizontal positionin...
A dental device intended to be placed on an orthodontic archwire or rod via screwing, crimping, or soldering, for orthodontic spring activation and/or to prevent the archwire from sliding within the brackets. It may be designed in various forms (e.g., Gurin...
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 non-sterile circular band intended to be used during orthodontic treatment to exert a continuous light force to adjust bite and jaw position for correcting malocclusions (e.g., overbite, underbite). It is made of an elastomeric material (e.g., polyurethan...
A dental wire in the shape of an arch used with orthodontic attachments (orthodontic brackets) that are affixed to the crowns/surfaces of two or more teeth in order to cause/guide tooth movement. This is a single-patient device intended to be used for the d...
A non-sterile device intended to be used during orthodontic treatment to function as an archwire/bracket ligature on several adjacent teeth and/or to exert a continuous light force to close the spaces between the teeth. It is also known as a power chain and...
A hand-held dental instrument intended to be used by an orthodontist for opening/closing a self-ligating orthodontic bracket and/or tube. It is made of metal and is in the form of a handle with thin pronged ends designed to release/close the orthodontic app...
A hand-held device intended to be used by laypersons to remove/apply orthodontic elastomeric appliances (e.g., inter-arch bands, inter-bracket chains) from/to orthodontic brackets. It is typically a thin plastic device with a hook on one end and a pusher on...
A hand-held dental instrument intended to be used by an orthodontist for opening/closing a self-ligating orthodontic bracket and/or tube. It is made of metal and is in the form of a handle with thin pronged ends designed to release/close the orthodontic app...
An assembly of devices such as metal bands, archwires, springs and/or power arms, designed to influence the shape and/or function of the stomatognathic system. Once applied to the teeth, it may be periodically adjusted to effect skeletal and/or dental chang...
A dental device in the shape of a coil intended to be placed around an archwire, a rod, in a bracket, on hooks, pins, and/or between teeth, to apply force (e.g., rotational, uprighting, horizontal) as part of an orthodontic force-producing appliance system....
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 with clasps and/or wires. It...
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 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 self-removable 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 not fixed to...
An orthodontic device intended to gradually spread the maxillary arch to create space for correct upper teeth alignment. It is typically in the form of a segmented body positioned in the palate cavity with wires extending laterally, ending in teeth-engaging...
A body-support orthopaedic device containing or impregnated with magnetized metals or metallic compounds, designed to be worn around a body area (e.g., shoulder, elbow, thoracic or lumbar spine region, knee, foot arch) and produce a weak magnetic flux field...
A prefabricated shoe insert typically available for use by a layperson intended to provide supplemental support for the arch and/or heel of the foot; it does not include an antimicrobial agent(s). This is a reusable device.
An assembly of software-based devices designed for automated computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) of custom-made (prescribed for one patient) dental restorations and/or orthodontic appliances (archwires) produced in the dental ...
An assembly of devices designed for automated computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) of custom-made (prescribed for one patient) dental restorations and/or orthodontic appliances (archwires) produced in the dental laboratory. It ...
A prefabricated orthopaedic shoe insert typically available for use by a layperson intended to provide supplemental support for the arch and/or heel of the foot, whilst inhibiting microbes such as viruses, bacteria and fungi. It is typically made of fabric ...
A prefabricated shoe insert intended to provide supplemental support for the arch and/or heel of the foot. It is not intended to inhibit the growth of microbes. It is normally available [non-prescription] over-the-counter (OTC). This is a reusable device.
A hand-held dental instrument used to tuck and direct ligatures under the archwire or bracket wings or to push archwires or auxiliaries into position. This is a reusable device.
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 ...