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A Comprehensive
Cephalometric Analysis
RMODS
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an elastomeric tie is used, but the tie has with small round arch wires.11,12 To reduce
minimal contact with the wire due to an friction in the mouth some authors have
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intelligent design. Clearly, the Synergy R recommended the use of low friction
traditional mechanics: By Gary Holt bracket is the most versatile, active bracket
ever. It gives complete control to the doctor
brackets, small initial wires, and less stiff
wires.13 The benefit of lower friction is more
a perfect fit
D.D.S. to dictate active vs. passive forces, reduces rapid alignment of teeth, quicker leveling FRICTION SELECTION CONTROL
Figure “FSC”
Denver, CO friction dramatically, and total treatment of arches, and progression into bigger arch
time duration. Some of the highlights of wires sooner in treatment. This allows the
the system include rounded arch slot walls doctor to start anterior-posterior changes
to reduce binding and friction, and offers sooner, i.e., start using Class II elastics.
Dr. Gary Holt graduated multiple ligation options—minimal friction
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The Synergy system is unique in that it
Magna Cum Laude from ligation or conventional ligation, maximum can be used with your current anterior-
the University of Maryland rotation ligation or minimal rotation posterior mechanics: you can use a Wilson
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Dental School and then ligation.8 The bracket has rounded slot Distalizing Arch, Pendulum, or any other
completed his orthodontic walls and bosses on the bracket tie wings to distalizing arch. You can use other inter- REDUCED FRICTION
residency at the University of minimize the possible contact surface with arch mechanics such as a Forsus, Herbst,
Missouri-Kansas City. He has the arch wire and prevent the ligation force AdvanSync, etc. We have noted rapid
completed the training to be the market that is truly passive and acts like from exertion on the arch wire.9 treatment times for Class II cases when we
Dawson Level I certified. His ® couple the leveling and alignment efficiency
a buccal tube—Synergy R from Rocky ®
interests are efficient treatment ® of the Synergy R with the concurrent Class
Mountain Orthodontics. This novel
with attention to detailed II correction using AdvanSync. The point
bracket system has a removable cover over
is you’re in complete control and don’t need
occlusion, the use of TADs to the arch slot on the cuspids, first bicuspids,
to change bio-mechanics to conform to the
improve treatment time and and second bicuspids that enable the bracket Friction is typically the enemy in two areas bracket, but rather the bracket will support
MODERATE ROTATION
effectiveness, and the use of to function similar to a buccal tube during of orthodontic treatment—leveling and your current mechanics.
Diode Lasers in the orthodontic the initial leveling and aligning treatment aligning as well as space closure because
practice. He has completed stages. However, Synergy R® differs from frictional forces generated between bracket With lower frictional forces, the space
every passive self-ligating bracket currently
three Ironman races and lives in and arch wire have a significant effect on closing phase of orthodontic treatment
on the market because it converts, while tooth movement.10 The low friction bracket
Littleton, CO with his wife and bonded to the tooth, to a traditional active
can be accomplished quite quickly. The
three children. systems seek to reduce friction compared to ®
Synergy R bracket supports your current
bracket with full ligation capabilities for conventional orthodontic bracket systems. space closing technique. If you prefer to
space closure and finishing during the later There is evidence that these brackets offer distalize canines into Class I with Energy MAXIMUM ROTATION
treatment stages.
Synergy R
1. Keim RG. Editor’s corner: orthodontic megatrends. J Clin Orthod
a clinical pearl
a patient that re-visited the practice recently bracket is not the doctor. The bracket
4. Stolzenberg J. The Russell attachment and its improved
and caused me to reflect on brackets. My can’t diagnose, can’t treatment plan, and advantages. Int J Orthod Dent Child 1935;21:837-40.
office had seen this patient several years can’t treat the case. The patient should not
5. Rinchuse DJ, Miles PG. Self-ligating backets: Present and future.
ago for an initial orthodontic consultation be asking for a specific bracket, nor should Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2007;132:216-22.
and the family elected to go with another the marketing of a specific bracket be the Article written in by Travis Barr B.S. and
orthodontist in the area. I had thought place of any practice. Even a fantastic 6. Rinchuse Daniel J, Rinchuse Donald J. Developmental occlusion,
orthodontic interventions, and orthognathic surgery for adolescents.
Gary Holt D.D.S.
nothing more about the case until they bracket is worth little if the doctor lacks Dent Clin N Am 2006;50:69-86.
recently showed up at my practice. The the knowledge or skill to treat the case. Step 2. Place a scalar on the distal part of the bracket
7. Damon DH. The Damon low-friction bracket: a biologically behind the wire and grab an anterior part of the wire with
patient has been in appliances for over two The bracket should be a tool to aid the compatible straight-wire system. J Clin Orthod 1998;32:670-80.
a Hemostat.
years and there has been little progress. doctor in accomplishing the goal of
The patient was bonded with a leading moving the teeth in a faster, easier, and
8. RMO (Rocky Mountain Orthodontics) Product Catalog 2009; p.
95: www.rmortho.com. RMO ’s Synergy R
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bracket System Figure 1. Shows the slot and slot cover for the
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RMO Synerg y R bracket.
self-ligating bracket and as you can see more comfortable and convenient way. is a new and unique frictionless bracket
9. Thorstenson GA, Kusy RP. Effects of ligation type and method
there has been minimal progress over the That is our job. We are still the doctor. on the resistance to sliding of novel orthodontic brackets with system utilizing covered slots on all
course of a two year treatment. ®
Synergy R can make all these things easier second-order angulation in the dry and wet states. Angle Orthod
cuspids and bicuspids (figure 1) as well as a
2003;73:418-30.
and can help treatment progress faster. frictionless anterior ligature tie setup using
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Synergy R can aid in the A-P, vertical, 10. Tidy DC. Frictional forces in fixed appliances. Am J Orthod
Dentofacial Orthop 1989;96:249-54.
Synergy R® brackets (figure 2). Synergy R®
Two years of treatment- self ligating and transverse correction and Synergy R
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brackets offer a frictionless design without
can aid in the detailing and finishing of 11. Henao SP, Kusy RP. Evaluation of the frictional resistance of
conventional and self-ligating bracket designs using standardized
the hassle of doors while still providing
the case, but remember that you are still archwires and dental typodonts. Angle Orthod 2004;74:202-11. patients with the much loved ligature colors
the doctor and every case still deserves at the later treatment stages. However, as
12. Redlich M, Mayer Y, Harari D, Lewinstein I. In vitro study of
the personalized attention to detail that frictional forces during sliding mechanics of “reduced-friction” with all new and improved technology Step 3. Push the wire buccally with the scalar while
brackets. Am J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop. 2003;124:69-73. simultaneously pushing distally on the wire with the
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Synergy R can provide. come challenges. With the Synergy R® Figure 2. Example of full arch wire engagement Hemostat. This will allow the wire to come through the
13. Materese G, et al. Evaluation of frictional forces during dental bracket the challenge is presented at the using Synerg y R® brackets. Also shows the slotted slot. Push an ample amount of wire through; this will be
alignment: An experimental model with 3 nonleveled brackets. Am
J Orthod Dentofacial Orthop 2008;133:708-15.
initial bonding, when placing the first cover on cuspids/biscupid brackets as well as the your working wire. Usually the length of two bicuspids
CASE 6 archwire. As with most orthodontic cases, frictionless anterior lateral to lateral setup. is enough.
Patient presented with a Class II, division 2 malocclusion, deep bite, rotations, and a poor arch 14. Sinclair PM. Reader’s corner. J Clinic Orthod 1993;27:221-23. the interbracket mesial to distal distance
form. The treatment plan was to open the bite by leveling the Curve of Spee, improve the arch form can be very small, and/or have rotational
angles that exceed 45 degrees, and/or have
using Synerg y R, and then move into Class II elastics.
“The bracket should be a a height difference of several millimeters
tool to aid the doctor in (figure 2). Using Synergy R® brackets to
treat these cases works well when full
accomplishing the goal of wire engagement in the brackets occurs.
moving the teeth in a faster, Complete wire engagement in Synergy R®
brackets requires the “threading” of the
easier, and more comfortable wire between and through each bracket
Step 4. Grab the wire with the Hemostat and thread it
through the next tube. The wire will curl back around
and convenient way...” (figure 2). on itself. The extra wire allows for flexibility and if
the wire is damaged during this step you can remove
the damaged area.
In this article we describe a technique that
utilizes the natural flexibility of Ni-Ti to
Procedure
fully engage the archwire. This technique Starting the wire sequence with a .014
results in complete expression of the wire Thermaloy® Plus archwire is preferred for
and best utilizes the frictionless environment the material property benefits. The .014
provided by Synergy R® brackets. Thermaloy® Plus wire works well due to its
flexibility, ability to regain its initial shape
after placement, and adequate force level.
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“Synergy R The focus of this technique is wire
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and save valuable chair time Available in 4 sizes and a variety of colors – deliver maximum tooth-by-tooth control throughout the entire course of treatment. Plus, clinicians can still satisfy color
Less stress decay and less elongation over plus Gray and Clear requests even during unconverted bracket stages by ligating the center wings without compromising performance.
time compared to virtually all other elastic All Energy Chain colors perform similarly to
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Airway Obstruction and Poor Facial ► Unilateral or bilateral posterior cross-bites She had a history of snoring, mouth breathing,
Growth Patterns food allergies, and asthma. Her comprehensive
► Tonsil or adenoids present or history of cephalometric analysis demonstrated the following:
Mouth breathing has been identified respiratory problems
as a cause for a number of orthodontic 1. Class II canine
problems including cross bites, ► Open-bite
low tongue positions, and vertical 2. Severe skeletal Class II due to both jaws
dysplasias.12 -15 Children who have ► Tongue thrust upon swallowing
a genetic predisposition towards a 3. Skeletal open bite due to the Mandible
narrow, dolichocephalic facial pattern,
► Mouth breathing
and having airway compromise are 4. Possible excessive mandibular growth
particularly at risk to developing long
► Functional cross-bite with deflection of
face syndrome. Moreover, children the mandible to one side or possibly deflected 5. Adenoid blockage of the airway
with a genetic propensity to developing anteriorly producing a pseudo-Class I
condition. 6. Skeletal buccal cross bite pattern due to the mandible Diagnostic Panoramic Radiograph
mandibular prognathism, possessing
tonsillar hypertrophy and who are 7. Mandibular arch wide compared to jaw
Many orthodontists are surprised to learn
chronic mouth-breathers are at
that the size of the adenoid, tonsil, and
particular risk for developing advanced 8. Possible low tongue position
nasopharyngeal airway can be evaluated on
mandibular prognathism.16
the lateral cephalogram. Linder-Aronson
and Henrickson9, Schulhof10, Handelman Because of her short porion location, high
Mouth breathing should also be cranial base deflection and forward ramus
regarded as an obstacle to successful and Osborne8, and Ricketts19 have all
devised airway measurements of adenoidal position, she is more likely to grow a lower jaw
orthodontic treatment and is likely that is too large relative to the upper face. As a
to result in orthodontic relapse if enlargement relative to the nasopharyngeal
airway. Radiographic analysis in the lateral result of the upper airway obstruction and poor
not treated. It is imperative that the growth characteristics, this patient was referred
existence of mouth breathing, as and posteroanterior aspects provides a
systematic means of evaluating airway to an Otolaryngologist for evaluation of upper
well as its etiology, be recognized as airway obstruction. The tonsils and adenoids
soon as possible and ideally before dimensions, the morphogenetic factors
affecting lower facial heights, bimaxillary were removed prior to the start of orthodontic
orthodontic treatment has been treatment. Following maxillary expansion
attempted.7 Since anteroposterior and morphology and dentofacial growth in
mouth breathers. Individuals with inherent with a bonded RME (Rapid Maxillary
vertical dentofacial discrepancies are Expander), the upper and lower arches were
linked to growth, interceptive measures vertical facial growth characteristics
are the most significantly impacted by leveled and aligned.
should be initiated around age seven.
To wait until age 12, when 90% of mouthbreathing.20
a dentofacial deformity has already
RMODS® uses the Schulhof10 analysis of
been established, before instituting
adenoid enlargement which includes the two
orthodontic treatment is not consistent
linear measurements by Linder-Aronson
with today’s preventative philosophy.17
and Hendrickson9, a linear measurement
The earlier the re-establishment of
by Ricketts19, the airway percentage in an
normal oropharyngeal function and
epipharyngeal trapezoidal area described
nasal respiration, the more likely
by Handelman and Osborne9, and the
normal dentofacial development will
craniofacial angles N-S-Ba and BA-S- RMODS ® Mandibular Growth Awareness Form alerts the
occur. Oral breathing may persist for a
PNS. RMODS® analyzes each case for orthodontist to possible abhorrent dentofacial growth.
year or more after the airway has been
the potential adenoid obstruction of the
restored while the original chronic
mesopharyngeal airway. Adenoid blockage
mouth-breathing habit is “unlearned”.18
of the mesopharyngeal airway is deemed to
Ricketts described a condition be present if three or more measurements
associated with upper airway are one or more standard deviations from
obstruction; he labeled it the the norm.10 If the patient is a mouth breather
Respiratory Obstruction Syndrome.18 and the analysis indicates that the adenoid is
Clinically, Ricketts found the following too large for the airway21, the orthodontist
characteristics generally associated can make a referral to an otolaryngologist
with the presence of enlarged adenoids for further evaluation and appropriate
and tonsils: treatment.
Diagnostic Intraoral Photographs
• Does not replace your current technique – the Wilson® system simply complements
your current system
Retention records demonstrating • Preconfigured sizes to fit all patient dental ranges
Class II to a solid Class I correction. • Fixed for the patient and easily removable by the clinician for rapid chairside adjustments
Progress Panelipse
Progress photos
Final lateral cephalogram and lateral 5. Steiner C: Cephalometrics for you and me. Am J Orthod
cephalometric analysis 39:720-755, 1953
15. Quinn GW: Airway interference and its effect upon the
growth and development of the face, jaws, dentition and
associated parts. NC Dent J 60:28-31, 1978
analysis with the retention analysis shows 19. Ricketts RM: The Cranial Base and Soft Structures in
good control of growth with treatment. The Cleft Palate Speech and Breathing. Plast Reconstr Surg 14:47-
61, 1954
final result was a Class I occlusion. Superimposition of the initial
frontal analysis upon the 20. Bushey RS: Adenoid obstruction of the nasopharynx. In:
Naso-respiratory Function and Craniofacial Growth. J.A.
retention frontal analysis McNamara, Jr. (ed.), Monograph 9, Craniofacial Growth
Series, Center for Human Growth and Development, The
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1979
Indirect Bonding (IDB) system delivers a step-by-step process that • Significantly more comfortable bonding experience for patient
allows doctors to fundamentally reduce the amount of chair
time involved when bonding appliances to a patient. This • Convenient and more precise final appliance placement on
a study model at doctor’s leisure
results in a greatly improved patient experience also, as the
IDB process significantly reduces the patient’s chair time Inner Tray Material • Reduces clinician neck and back pain by minimizing
and discomfort during bonding. The RMbond system time bent over a patient during bonding procedure
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unique components
in The RMbond®
Indirect bonding
system include: Round Rope Wax
LC Bonding Resin Precise bracket placement on a study model
• Ideal viscosity
Model Storage Box
• Reduces flash Separating Medium
RMODS / ® Q: Why would I want to used as a template while treating the case (to
guide clinicians in designing their orthodontic infor mation is required
Q : What dif ferent t ypes of digitize a frontal? for this?
e ceph
mechanics to move teeth/bone in space).
analyses does e-ceph ®
A
A
® : Much more data, that can influence our
Web of fer? : Yes, all that is required is the patient’s date
treatment objectives and eventually treatment of birth and their present height. If you would
A: ®
e-ceph Web offers the same mechanics, can be gathered by simply adding
frontal analysis. Often clinicians tend to
like improved accuracy you can include the
skeletal age from the current hand wrist film.
cephalometric tools and analyses as the
Q & A with Dr. Budi Kusnoto ®
RMODS service; Ricketts, Downs, Steiner,
Sassouni Plus, and Jarabak.
skip looking at skeletal/dental asymmetry in
the transverse dimension or possible airway ®
obstruction which can be quantified using the
Dr. Kusnoto has been using RMODS ® services for the past 5 years for his research in validating computerized
frontal analysis.
cephalometric prediction treatment outcome, he is also constantly involved in evaluating many other cephalometric imaging
e ceph
® be sent back to you by email.
meaning it is not installed on a computer. It is
easily accessible through any terminal connected
Q : How is e-ceph Web ®
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ucation ideal appliance according to Dr. Bruno has a Private Practice Limited to Orthodontics, which he opened in 1986.
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Functiona the age and the malocclusion
of the patient.
Midline The
Buccal
Bumper correction functional
matrix:
By Dr. Franco Bruno
diminishes the acts to insure Italy
effect of the correct
labial forces positioning of
the midline a practical solution
Defined tooth
channels using The Multi-Family
The philosophy of “Self Confident This approach is based on simple
INTRODUCTION Orthodontics” views the interaction between considerations. If alterations of the
Multi-P
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Multi-TB™ s
long-term stability. A primary issue is the conventional orthodontic mechanics. at all stages of orthodontic treatment.
probability of relapse after orthodontic
Multi
Star
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Multi T
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Multi Pu
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Multi Train
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treatment. If the Functional Matrix is 2. Treatment Stage: use myofunctional The appliances of the MULTI SYSTEM
the cause of malocclusion, and it is not appliances in association with conventional respond very well to these characteristics and
neutralized during treatment, there will be a fixed appliance therapy. therefore are included in the “Self Confident
greater possibility of relapse. However, if the
dysfunction is a result of the malocclusion, 3. Retention Stage: use myofunctional
Orthodontics” philosophy of treatment.
only its complete resolution will guarantee orthodontics at the end of treatment to
stability of the case. From our perspective, promote adaptation of the Functional Matrix
this ideological dualism is irrelevant. to the new occlusion.
patient. Lingually, the appliance has a frontal MULTI-S, MULTI-T and MULTI-TB are PMID: 11126016. 35: Gottlieb EL. Orthodontics vs myofunctional therapy. J
Clin Orthod. 1977 Feb;11(2):83-5. PubMed PMID: 273609.
lingual ramp for the re-teaching of lingual available only in one size.
16: Reinicke C, Obijou N, Tränkmann J. The palatal shape
posture and two lateral wings which increase of upper removable appliances. Influence on the tongue 36: Proffit WR, Brandt S. Dr. William R. Proffit on the
MULTI-P is available in two models: low and position in swallowing. J Orofac Orthop. 1998;59(4):202-7. proper role of myofunctional therapy. J Clin Orthod. 1977
the re-education effect of the frontal elevator. English, German. PubMed PMID: 9713176. Feb;11(2):101-5. PubMed PMID: 273603.
high volume, that is, with a different frontal
In summary, the specific design characteristics thickness of the occlusal lift. References 17: Tallgren A, Christiansen RL, Ash M Jr, Miller RL. 37: Wildman AJ. The motor system: a clinical appraisal. Dent
Effects of a myofunctional appliance on orofacial muscle Clin North Am. 1976 Oct;20(4):691-705. PubMed PMID:
of the MULTI SYSTEM are: 1: Meyer PG. Tongue lip and jaw differentiation and activity and structures. Angle Orthod. 1998 Jun;68(3):249- 1067201.
The low volume MULTI-P is available in 13 Beyond age 13-14, it is advisable to use its relationship to orofacial myofunctional treatment. 58. PubMed PMID: 9622762.
a. Vestibular Shield different sizes. MULTI-TB in association with conventional
Int J Orofacial Myology. 2008 Nov;34:36-45. PubMed
38: Kaye SR. A rational approach to myofunctional therapy.
PMID:19545089.
18: Pierce RB. The effectiveness of oral myofunctional Quintessence Int Dent Dig. 1976 Aug;7(8):51-4. PubMed
orthodontics. therapy in improving patients’ ability to swallow pills. Int J PMID: 1076571.
b. Lingual Elevator The high volume MULTI-P is available in 11
different sizes.
Multi-TB 2: Paskay LC. Instrumentation and measurement procedures
in orofacial myology. Int J Orofacial Myology. 2008
Orofacial Myology. 1997;23:50-1. PubMed PMID: 9487830.
Nov;34:15-35. PubMed PMID: 19545088. 39: Cottingham LL. Myofunctional therapy. Orthodontics-
c. Lateral Wings 19: Benkert KK. The effectiveness of orofacial myofunctional -tongue thrusting--speech therapy. Am J Orthod. 1976
therapy in improving dental occlusion. Int J Orofacial Jun;69(6):679-87. PubMed PMID: 775999.
The sizes, easily identified by a special 3: Giuca MR, Pasini M, Pagano A, Mummolo S, Vanni Myology. 1997;23:35-46. PubMed PMID: 9487828.
d. Occlusal Plane measuring instrument, differ in the mesial A. Longitudinal study on a rehabilitative model for
correction of atypical swallowing. Eur J Paediatr Dent. 2008
e. Mandibular Protrusion thickness of the incisors. Dec;9(4):170-4. PubMed PMID: 19072004. 20: Umberger FG, Johnston RG. The efficacy of oral
myofunctional and
Treatment Plan: Multi-T for correcting the cross-bite, reshaping the arches, and correcting
the deep-bite. Quad-Helix for gaining space and mesio-distal rotation of upper first molars.
Fig. 1
AFTER
Before treatment
Our therapeutic protocol calls for a three-step treatment sequence to address the Functional Matrix:
1. Preparation Stage: use myofunctional orthodontics at an early age, from 4-5 up to 10-12 years of age, while waiting for the appropriate
time to start treatment with conventional mechanical orthodontics.
2. Mechanical Stage: use myofunctional appliances in association with conventional fixed appliance therapy.
3. Retentive Stage: use myofunctional orthodontics at the end of mechanical treatment to promote adaptation of the Functional Matrix to
the new occlusion.
Before treatment
Before treatment
After treatment
AFTER
APPENDIX I
Orthodontic Literature Review: Muscular
Function
RMO’ ’’ s NEW
®
Dual-Top
wire impingement
anatomical bases, the
FLI Series is ideal for both
direct bond and molar
band applications.
TAD System
RMO’s Dual-Top Temporary Anchorage Device (TAD) system provides efficient and flexible biomechanics.
Dual-Top TADs significantly enhance treatment capabilities and can be extremely effective in reducing
treatment time, surgeries, and extractions. Appliances can be inserted chairside by the doctor and loaded
immediately. Experience the next generation of appliances: RMO’s Dual-Top TADs.
• Self drilling and self tapping • Low profile - comfortable for your patient
• No pilot hole, tissue punch, incision, or flap necessary • Force loads rated up to 500 grams
schweickhardt
SUPERIOR QUALITY
MAXIMIZES SATISFACTION.
Design Extremely low profile ensures maximum patient comfort
RMO®’s premium Schweickhardt instruments represent the • All Schweickhardt beaks and inserts are milled on high precision
finest quality available at any price. Each Schweickhardt instrument machines and finished by hand by expert craftsmen. In addition,
Finish
is precisely manufactured to our specifications in Germany with all beaks are protected with a tungsten carbine coating for Fully transparent for unmatched
hardened inserts that can be sharpened or replaced, resulting in a improved wire grip and maximum reliability. Ligation aesthetics without glare or reflections
more economical product over time than disposable instruments. Tie wings incorporate
All Schweickhardt instruments are crafted of 100% surgical stainless • All box locks and screw joints are produced with exacting care to undercuts and downdraft for
steel, are forged, finished by hand, and carry a superb warranty. ensure a smooth and precise action throughout the entire working easy and secure ligation
angle.
• Premium quality instruments result in a more satisfying experience
because they allow for a more precise and ergonomic work process • All edges are carefully chamfered for increased safety - (no pinching
day to day, year over year. or wounding of soft tissue).
• RMO® Schweickhardt inserts are made from a special alloy and are • Because the instruments are not chrome plated, they can be
applied to the plier with a highly sophisticated soldering technique. subjected to a variety of sterilization methods such as ultrasonic, dry
Schweickhardt insert alloy combines hardness (around 62 HRc) heat, chemclave, autoclave, and cold sterilization.
with high corrosion resistance.
Technology
Utilization of CAD / CAM
simulations resulting in
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