678-113 Slim Flush Cut Distal End Cutter

SLIM FLUSH CUT AND HOLD DISTAL END CUTTER

G&H Mini 2nd Molar

Mini 2nd Molar Viper™ Low Profile Mini 2nd Tube

NK-251NiTi Distal Cinch Back Plier

Cinch and bends NiTi wire distal to buccal tube. Wire up to .025" (.063 mm)

G&H Mini Prevail Buccal Tubes

G&H Mini Prevail Buccal Tubes

Saturn™ Molar Bands - Mandibular 1st & 2nd Molar

Saturn™ bands are Ormco** size compatible.Precision-shaped tooth anatomy for a tight, secure fit with excellent retention. Our distinct right and left anatomy is completely proportioned in all planes and for each band size.Stainless steel that exhibits properties of "hardness" for strength to avoid wall collapse when fitting, yet is malleable enough for "snap" fitting that requires little or no burnishing.Increased buccal height for greater flexibility in the placement and positioning of buccal tubes and lingual attachments.Permanently etched using an Electro Chemical Etching process for easy permanent identification. Interiors are micro-etched to provide a rough ended surface for increased bond strength.30 upper and lower sizes graduated in even, closely spaced increments for improved fit.**G&H® is in no way affiliated with Ormco Corporation

CAPlant & SMS

Diversity - Optimized in mid-palate- Diverse functions in the buccal- 3-way slot for various wiring- 3-D teeth movement and multi-anchor effect with a single mini-implantSimplicity & Stability- Easy insertion and removal of wires- Rigid wire-anchor fastening by cap and tapered slot fixture headHygiene & Comfort- NO-RESIN fastening- Minimizes contamination and foreign body sensation   SMS High force loadingEasy wire engaging and elastomerSliding mechanics applicable         

Saturn™ Molar Bands - Maxillary 1st & 2nd Molar

Saturn™ bands are Ormco** size compatible.Precision-shaped tooth anatomy for a tight, secure fit with excellent retention. Our distinct right and left anatomy is completely proportioned in all planes and for each band size.Stainless steel that exhibits properties of "hardness" for strength to avoid wall collapse when fitting, yet is malleable enough for "snap" fitting that requires little or no burnishing.Increased buccal height for greater flexibility in the placement and positioning of buccal tubes and lingual attachments.Permanently etched using an Electro Chemical Etching process for easy permanent identification. Interiors are micro-etched to provide a rough ended surface for increased bond strength.30 upper and lower sizes graduated in even, closely spaced increments for improved fit.**G&H® is in no way affiliated with Ormco Corporation

NK-252 Convertible Buccal Tube Cap Removing Plier

Saturn™ Bicuspid Bands - Maxillary & Mandibular

Saturn™ bands are Ormco** size compatible.   Precision-shaped tooth anatomy for a tight, secure fit with excellent retention. Our distinct right and left anatomy is completely proportioned in all planes and for each band size.Stainless steel that exhibits properties of "hardness" for strength to avoid wall collapse when fitting, yet is malleable enough for "snap" fitting that requires little or no burnishing.Increased buccal height for greater flexibility in the placement and positioning of buccal tubes and lingual attachments.Permanently etched using an Electro Chemical Etching process for easy permanent identification. Interiors are micro-etched to provide a rough ended surface for increased bond strength.24 upper and lower sizes graduated in even, closely spaced increments for improved fit.**G&H® is in no way affiliated with Ormco Corporation

GAC Molar Distallization Coils

Maxillary molars can be moved distally in 4-7 months without patient cooperation using our 100 gram Stop Wound Open Coil Springs. A modified Nance or A.C.C.O. may be used as an anchorage device initially. The coils are placed between the 1st bicuspid and the 1st molar – by passing the 2nd bicuspid. The coils are then activated against the molar using an archwire lock or our special crimpable stop. Cut the Stop Wound Open Coils so that they extend to the end of the buccal tube. Ligate the archwire to the 1st bicuspid, set the stop, then slide the coil onto the archwire. Next, feed the archwire into the tube, ensuring that the archwire is fully inserted with 2mm of wire extending beyond the tube. Uprighting springs may be used from the 1st bicuspid to the distal of the laterals to control any anterior movement. Using this system, you will see 1mm per month in space gained, with any anchorage loss well within clinically acceptable limits.