AZDENT Dental Orthodontic Brackets Mini Roth. 022 Hooks 345 Monoblock/Mesh Base

AZDENT Passive self ligating brackets, high-tech archwires and minimally invasive treatment protocols with benefits that are more than just straight teeth. Whether you are new to self-ligation or an experienced user, passive self-ligating brackets is designed to provide efficient, controlled tooth movement with remarkable clinical results. Passive self-ligating technology eliminates the need for elastomerics, which are known to stain and collect bacteria during treatment. Four walls with optimized slot depths for improved rotation control and efficient tooth movement.

Stainless steel 17-4 metal-injection molded construction for strength and durability. Innovative slide with chamfered lingual leading edge facilitates easy slide closure and wire engagement throughout all phases of treatment easy to open. Rhomboid-shaped bracket and pad, and vertical scribe line guide precision bracket placement. Small bracket profile and size with smooth, rounded corners help prevent occlusal interference while offering greater comfort and aesthetics. A Permanent ID marking (International System) is also molded on the top of the slot. Model: Roth 0.022 passive Self Ligating Brackets, 3 4 5 With Hook. Roth 0.022 1st Molar Buccal Tube. Packing List:One box of 20 Brackets, 4 Buccal Tube. Low friction: freedom of wire in passive phase. Clip Nickel Titanium (superelastic that does not deform during opening and closing).

Reading torque smoothed by the action of superelastic clip. Slot with rounded ends (lower binding and notching).

Base with micro pins and surface treated by sandblasting. Fitting a simple explorer for opening and closing the clip. Faster results - with less meeting schedule. Ideal for doctors that want to upgrade their practice from a conventional ligature brackets and get faster treatment with lower chair-time, all this without need to change the workflow or learn new technique.

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