Indirect Bonding Trays
Add Digital bracket placement for indirect bonding to your workflow. It allows to reduce the lab time drastically and increase chairside efficiencies. In addition, the ability to accurately fabricate indirect bonding trays can expand practice capacity and create a real return on investment for your digital equipment.
Key Advantages:
- A cost-effective and time-saving solution
- Increase patient satisfaction by printing a full-arch bonding tray in less than an hour
Material for Indirect Bonding Trays
NextDent Indirect Bonding Tray is a biocompatible Class I material for orthodontic applications. Making use of the right dental software, you can plan the exact location of orthodontic brackets and design the Indirect Bonding Tray. Due to the flexible characteristic of the printed indirect bonding trays, orthodontists can easily place all the brackets at once, saving time at the chair.
KeyOrtho IBT for EnvisionTEC is ideal for printing orthodontic transfer trays for positioning brackets. KeyOrtho IBT for EnvisionTEC’s translucency allows for precise positioning before and during bracket placement. Its high tensile strength allows for easy application of brackets in a single step, reducing chair time to minutes. It is flexible for easy removal, and works with all general bracket systems. It is also odorless and tasteless for patient comfort.
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Envision One cDLM Dental
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Digital Dentistry and the 3D Printing Workflow
As a part of the digital workflow, 3D-printed indirect bonding trayss enable a more efficient workflow. Implementing dental workflow can results in more accurate end-results, beneficial for the patients.
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3D Printing Materials for the Indirect Bonding Trays Industry
Biocompatible, tasteless, and odorless, KeyOrtho IBT for EnvisionTEC is ideal for manufacturing indirect bonding trays. Drastically reduce chair time and increase patient comfort during the orthodontic bracket setting process.
