iDENTical Orthodontic Implant Model M2016

iDENTical Orthodontic Implant Model M2016 is an ideal way of learning & explaining Orthodontic implants

Orthodontic Implants have been one of the advancements in orthodontics for treating malocclusions and to prevent the loss of anchorage

Objective of Orthodontic Implants:

In the orthodontic process, gentle, constant pressure must be applied to the teeth that need to be moved against the other teeth which serve as the anchoring unit. The anchoring teeth must be completely stable, because their role is to assist in moving crooked teeth until the final objective of straightening the tooth is achieved. Most of the time, the side effect is the movement of the anchoring teeth, a phenomenon called “loss of anchorage” in the mouth. This problem can be solved with the orthodontic implant technique

Difference Between Orthodontic Implants & Dental Implants

The role of implants used to restore teeth is to replace a missing tooth. The implant stays with the patient for many years, the pressure put upon it is great and it is meant to function for years of mastication. Orthodontic implants used to straighten teeth are called orthodontic mini-implants/micro-screws. They serve as temporary implants – small, fine screws which are meant to be used for a few months to a year only. The pressure placed upon them is not for an extended period of time.