154. Transpalatal ortho appliance TPA

This device is considered a specialized orthodontic device used in orthodontic clinics to treat cases of dental stability after movement or during treatment. The Transpalatal Arch (TPA) device is used to stabilize the upper molars in their correct position, helping to stabilize the occlusion and prevent undesired movement. It can also be used to rotate molars or adjust their position according to the plan of the specialist. Manufacturing: An accurate oral impression is taken after placing metal pieces called "bands" around the molars. A medical-grade wire is manually designed using specialized equipment. A loop is made from the palate side, open toward the front teeth. The wires are welded to the "bands" using a torch. The pieces are polished and sent to the dental clinic for fitting. Features: Contributes to accurately stabilizing the upper molars. Maintains orthodontic treatment results. Custom-designed for each patient. Can be used to rotate molars as needed. A basic device for the post-orthodontic stabilization phase, combining durability and precision in design.