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26R2TIPM-01
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-1 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-02
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-2 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-03
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-3 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-04
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-4 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-05
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-5 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-06
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-6 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-07
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-7 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-08
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-8 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-09
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-9 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-10
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-10 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-11
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-11 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-12
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-12 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-13
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-13 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-14
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-14 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-15
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-15 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-16
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-16 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-17
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-17 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-18
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-18 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-19
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-19 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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26R2TIPM-20
UL 1ST MOLAR BAND, CONV. TUBE, TIP MESIAL SZ-20 |
| This is a welding variation of the standard Roth convertible buccal tube where the crown will tip mesial 5 degrees when a straight wire is engaged. Use this variation when the 6s are being distalized with open coil in class II cases. There is no headgear tube with this variation. If you wish to use headgear, then choose another variation with this feature. The added mesial crown tip will translate into distal root tip when the crown is prevented from moving forward by forces applied distal at the level of the crown. * Beware of mesial crown movement during the alignment stage, increasing the class II, before the open coil is engaged. In non-extraction cases, or the upper 7-extraction diagnosis, the presence of the bicuspid teeth will provide some resistance to this unwanted mesial crown movement. In critical cases, headgear (another variation) should be used to prevent the mesial crown movement during the alignment and wire progression stages. There is not a lingual sheath in this variation to stabilize the molar after distalization is completed. If you wish a TPA to be used for this purpose, then choose the variation with the lingual sheath added. (16R2tipMhgsh) |
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