JJ Ortho Special Plus Australian Wires

VII-202 G, Munipara, Kanjirapilly, Chalakudy, Thrissur, Kerala, 680721

Preparation:

• Ensure all orthodontic tools and materials are sterilized.
• Select the appropriate wire size and configuration based on the patient's treatment plan.

Initial Assessment:

• Conduct a thorough examination of the patient’s dental structure to determine the specific orthodontic needs.
• Create a detailed treatment plan outlining the stages of tooth movement and wire changes.

Cutting the Wire:

• Use orthodontic wire cutters to trim the wire to the required length, if necessary.
• Ensure the ends of the wire are smooth to prevent irritation or injury to the patient.

Archwire Insertion:

• Carefully insert the JJ Ortho Special Plus Australian Wire into the brackets.
• Start by threading the wire through the molar brackets and then proceed to the anterior brackets.

Securing the Wire:

• Use ligature ties or elastomeric modules to secure the wire in place within the brackets.
• Ensure the wire is firmly held but not overly tight, to allow for slight adjustments and natural tooth movement.

Adjustments:

• Make any necessary bends or adjustments to the wire using orthodontic pliers to achieve the desired tooth movement.
• Ensure the adjustments are precise to avoid excessive force or discomfort.

Patient Instructions:

• Instruct the patient on maintaining oral hygiene, including how to clean around the wires and brackets.
• Advise the patient on what foods to avoid to prevent damage to the wire.

Regular Monitoring:

• Schedule regular follow-up appointments to monitor the progress of the treatment.
• Make adjustments to the wire tension and configuration as needed during these visits.

Wire Changes:

• As the treatment progresses, replace the wire with different sizes or types according to the treatment plan.
• Ensure each new wire is properly inserted and secured as described above.

Completion:

• Once the desired tooth alignment is achieved, remove the wire and proceed with the next steps in the orthodontic treatment plan, which may include retainers or other appliances.

Consultation:

• Consult with the orthodontist for specific guidelines and recommendations tailored to the patient’s unique orthodontic needs.

Premium-Grade Material: Made from high-quality Australian stainless steel for superior strength and durability.

Balanced Rigidity and Elasticity: Offers an optimal combination of stiffness and flexibility for effective tooth movement and patient comfort.

Consistent Performance: Engineered to provide consistent and reliable performance throughout the treatment process.

Gentle Continuous Forces: Applies smooth, continuous forces to promote efficient and precise alignment of teeth.

High Tensile Strength: Minimizes the risk of wire breakage, ensuring longevity and reliability.

Smooth Surface: Reduces friction against brackets, enhancing patient comfort and improving treatment efficiency.

Versatile Sizes and Configurations: Available in various sizes and shapes to cater to different orthodontic needs, from initial alignment to finishing stages.

Enhanced Control: Provides exceptional control over tooth movement, aiding in precise adjustments and alignment.

Patient Comfort: Designed to maximize patient comfort throughout the orthodontic treatment process.