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Great Wall Series
SINO ORTHO
GW-II
Orthodontic Passive Self-Ligating Brackets are a type of bracket used in orthodontic treatment to straighten teeth. Unlike traditional brackets that require elastic or metal ligatures to hold the archwire in place, self-ligating brackets have a built-in mechanism to secure the wire. Passive self-ligating brackets are designed to allow the archwire to move freely within the bracket slot, reducing friction and potentially improving treatment efficiency.
Reduced Friction: Lower friction between the archwire and bracket can lead to more efficient tooth movement.
Comfort: Fewer adjustments and less pressure on the teeth may result in greater patient comfort.
Easier Maintenance: No elastic ligatures mean fewer parts to break or replace, and easier cleaning.
Faster Treatment: Some studies suggest that passive self-ligating brackets may reduce overall treatment time compared to traditional brackets.
Improved Oral Hygiene: The absence of ligatures reduces areas where plaque and food particles can accumulate.
| Feature | Passive Self-Ligating Brackets | Active Self-Ligating Brackets |
|---|---|---|
| Mechanism | Holds the wire without applying pressure | Applies pressure to the archwire |
| Friction | Low friction | Moderate friction |
| Tooth Movement | More natural, less controlled | More controlled, precise movement |
| Use Cases | General alignment, mild to moderate cases | Complex cases requiring precise control |
Orthodontic Passive Self-Ligating Brackets are a type of bracket used in orthodontic treatment to straighten teeth. Unlike traditional brackets that require elastic or metal ligatures to hold the archwire in place, self-ligating brackets have a built-in mechanism to secure the wire. Passive self-ligating brackets are designed to allow the archwire to move freely within the bracket slot, reducing friction and potentially improving treatment efficiency.
Reduced Friction: Lower friction between the archwire and bracket can lead to more efficient tooth movement.
Comfort: Fewer adjustments and less pressure on the teeth may result in greater patient comfort.
Easier Maintenance: No elastic ligatures mean fewer parts to break or replace, and easier cleaning.
Faster Treatment: Some studies suggest that passive self-ligating brackets may reduce overall treatment time compared to traditional brackets.
Improved Oral Hygiene: The absence of ligatures reduces areas where plaque and food particles can accumulate.
| Feature | Passive Self-Ligating Brackets | Active Self-Ligating Brackets |
|---|---|---|
| Mechanism | Holds the wire without applying pressure | Applies pressure to the archwire |
| Friction | Low friction | Moderate friction |
| Tooth Movement | More natural, less controlled | More controlled, precise movement |
| Use Cases | General alignment, mild to moderate cases | Complex cases requiring precise control |
