Description:

Eliminates occlusal interference

Comfortable for patient

Reduces bond fallure on lower brackets

Curved base perfect for lingual placement

Medical grade Stainless Steel 17-4 with smooth surface and accurate size.

One piece construction for avoiding falling apart

Cross slot base for reliable bonding force.

Feature:

Bite Turbos are small composite platforms placed on the inside of the upper front teeth, or on the biting surfaces of the back molars, to prevent full closure of the teeth.

When upper and lower braces are placed at the same time, in many instances, the top teeth bite down and contact the lower braces.

This will cause discomfort to the patient, and will prevent the lower teeth from aligning properly.

To avoid these unfavorable issues, Bite Turbos are placed on the back of the upper front teeth, or on the biting surfaces of the back molars, to act as ramps or speed bumps, to prevent the patient from biting all the way down.

Description:

Eliminates occlusal interference

Comfortable for patient

Reduces bond fallure on lower brackets

Curved base perfect for lingual placement

Medical grade Stainless Steel 17-4 with smooth surface and accurate size.

One piece construction for avoiding falling apart

Cross slot base for reliable bonding force.

Feature:

Bite Turbos are small composite platforms placed on the inside of the upper front teeth, or on the biting surfaces of the back molars, to prevent full closure of the teeth.

When upper and lower braces are placed at the same time, in many instances, the top teeth bite down and contact the lower braces.

This will cause discomfort to the patient, and will prevent the lower teeth from aligning properly.

To avoid these unfavorable issues, Bite Turbos are placed on the back of the upper front teeth, or on the biting surfaces of the back molars, to act as ramps or speed bumps, to prevent the patient from biting all the way down.

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Monoblock Hinge

Packing : 10pcs / bag

Description:

Many patients have a bite in front that we call a “deep vertical overbite,” where your upper front teeth overlap your lower front teeth vertically more than they should. When we put braces on teeth with this type of bite, the upper teeth will run into the braces on the lower teeth and knock them off. To overcome this problem, we place bite turbos on the back of your upper front teeth, to act as a platform for the lower front teeth to bite on. Without bite turbos, it would take about six months of treatment to get the upper front teeth moved out of the way enough to put the lower braces on, so these little platforms save you about a half of a year of treatment!

One of the toughest orthodontic problems to fix is when your top and bottom front teeth overlap excessively in a vertical dimension. This is known as a “deep bite”. The long-term success and stability of your treatment depend on correcting/"opening" the deep bite, which will speed up treatment and allow the teeth to align more quickly and predictably. That is why we put on the bite opening appliance.