Anything Dr. Koen attaches to your teeth to move them or change the dimension of your jaw. (Examples: brackets, expander, etc.)
A metal wire which is attached to your brackets to move your teeth.
A metal tooth ring with a bracket attached to it which is attached to your archwires to move your teeth.
A metal or ceramic brace that is bonded to a tooth and serves as a special “tooth handle” to which is fastened the archwire.
A special metal hook tied to an individual bracket to be used for hooking elastics up by the patient.
A rubber mouthpiece is worn to protect teeth during athletic pursuits.
A stretchable elastic chain used to close spaces, rotate teeth, or hold archwire into brackets.
Elastic ties that hold an orthodontic wire to an individual bracket.
A device which is worn to hold orthodontic correction following the removal of orthodontic appliances. These can be worn full or part-time, they can be removable or bonded, and they can be fabricated from a number of materials.
Elastic removable bands of varying sizes and strengths worn by most orthodontic patients to move teeth.
A small, thick, blue rubber band placed by an orthodontic assistant between teeth for a period of one week to create space for an orthodontic band.
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