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English => General => Topic started by: simcaptain on 04. May 2007, 00:22:29 AM
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by wm1965 in Pictures -> Close Up:
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We have heard about double archwires, of course - but I've never seen brackets like these. Or should that be self-ligating brackets that have been supplemented with an additional archwire by way of a powerchain (just barely visible)? Looks fascinating, at any rate. Opinions?
Cheers
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Agreed, that does look interesting. Never seen anything like that before. I think your right though, does look like it's one of the self-ligitating type
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Pic is definitely of self ligating brackets with a separate piece of archwire keeping the upper lateral incisor to lateral incisor together.
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I've seen brackets that are designed to be able to have two archwires before, but they weren't self-ligating.
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My brackets are Tip Edge style in the firts stage I had two wire in one slot one with loops and one without them; at the second stage I have two wires one in a internal slot and one in the normal one