Removable Appliances

Spring Aligners & Small Movements

Removable Appliances

Spring Aligners & Small Movements

Spring aligners and small movement appliances are specialized orthodontic tools designed for minor tooth adjustments and alignment corrections. These appliances are particularly effective for achieving small movements in the anterior teeth without the need for comprehensive orthodontic treatment. Ideal for minor corrections, these devices offer a targeted approach to alignment and are a great option for patients looking for less invasive orthodontic solutions.

Precision Tooth Movement: Designed to make small, precise adjustments to the alignment of anterior teeth.
Customized Fit: Each appliance is tailored to the patient’s specific dental anatomy, ensuring comfort and effectiveness.
Non-Invasive Solution: Offers a less invasive alternative to full orthodontic braces, suitable for minor corrections.

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Spring Aligner

The traditional spring aligner is an orthodontic device designed for minor adjustments to the anterior teeth, effectively retracting and repositioning them.

What does Spring Aligners & Small Movements solve?

Spring aligners and small movement appliances address a range of orthodontic issues by providing controlled, gentle forces to guide teeth into their desired positions.

Corrects Minor Misalignments: Effectively aligns teeth that have shifted slightly post-orthodontic treatment or due to natural changes over time.
Enhances Aesthetic Appeal: Improves the appearance of the smile by making subtle adjustments to tooth position.
Prevents Further Movement: Maintains the current alignment of teeth, preventing minor misalignments from becoming more severe.

Tip: Use spring aligners for minor tooth corrections. They offer a precise and less invasive alternative to traditional braces for making small adjustments.

Spring Aligner

Removable Appliances, Spring Aligners & Small Movements

Spring Clip

Removable Appliances, Spring Aligners & Small Movements

Spring Aligner Appliance with Lingual Extensions

Removable Appliances, Spring Aligners & Small Movements

Super Spring Aligner

Removable Appliances, Spring Aligners & Small Movements

Spring Aligner

Removable Appliances, Spring Aligners & Small Movements

Spring Clip

Removable Appliances, Spring Aligners & Small Movements

Spring Aligner Appliance with Lingual Extensions

Removable Appliances, Spring Aligners & Small Movements

Super Spring Aligner

Removable Appliances, Spring Aligners & Small Movements

FAQ

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What types of Spring Aligners does ODL Orthodontic Lab offer?

ODL offers a variety of spring aligners, including:

Spring Aligner: A traditional spring aligner designed for minor tooth movements. Content is coming soon.

Spring Clip: A compact and corrective device that uses CAD software for precise correction.

Spring Aligner Appliance with Lingual Extensions: Modified from the Spring Clip, this appliance includes lingual extensions to aid in minor tooth corrections.

Super Spring Aligner: A more advanced version created from a 3D print model for corrective alignment.

How do Spring Aligners differ from traditional braces?

Spring aligners are designed for small, controlled movements of the anterior teeth and are ideal for patients who do not require comprehensive orthodontic treatment. They are less bulky than traditional braces and can be more comfortable for patients needing minor adjustments.

Are Spring Aligners suitable for all types of tooth movement?

Spring aligners are best suited for minor movements, such as slight rotations or spacing adjustments of the anterior teeth. They are not intended for major orthodontic corrections, which may require traditional braces or clear aligner therapy.

How long does treatment with a Spring Aligner typically take?

Treatment duration varies based on the extent of the required tooth movement. Most minor adjustments can be achieved within a few weeks to a few months, depending on patient compliance and the specific case.

Can Spring Aligners be used in conjunction with other orthodontic treatments?

Yes, spring aligners can be used as a complementary treatment to other orthodontic procedures. They are particularly useful for fine-tuning tooth positions after major orthodontic treatment has been completed.

What materials are used in the construction of Spring Aligners?

Spring aligners are typically made from high-quality dental acrylic with embedded stainless steel springs. The combination of materials provides both durability and flexibility, allowing for precise tooth movements while maintaining comfort.

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