3-way expander A removable propagation tool used to gain space through previous advances and midline arch proliferation.
3-Way Sagittal
A removable propagation tool that is used to gain space through previous advances and when additional arch width is required, a midline screw is activated.
Lower Schwartz
A removable tool that is used to propagate transverse, features a midline screw and is your preferred choice. Hawley does not need a bow. Our standard Lower Schwarz consists of two sets of ball collisions, a midline extension screw, and no holly labial bow.
The Williams Expander
This tool is used in mixed dentures with crowded lower incisors. This is a very successful tool. Shown with a beautiful lingual fountain.
Fan Type Banded (Fixed) Rapid Expander
The regional maxillary sector is used to extend large outflows almost continuously.
Bonded Rapid Palatal Expander
Similar to a steady or banded palate propagation, ignoring the need for spacers and fitting of bands before making an acrylic impression. A soldered frozen rest can be added to aid in the unwanted firing of selected teeth. Debugging loops can also be added to help remove the device.
Sagittal Appliances
Different types of active machinery can be developed to develop arch width and arch length. Active The designs are useful for the development of arches before stable treatment. It is advisable to maximize a minimum of four collision prevention. In addition to our standard designs; Springs, a small extension screws and cables provide forces to move individual teeth. Maxillary insular coverage can be added as desired. The bow tool is designed to regain the lost arch length on the anterior and/or north side.
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