The fixed Twin Block appliance is a variation of the traditional Twin Block appliance used for correcting jaw alignment and bite issues. Unlike the removable Twin Block, which can be taken out for cleaning or eating, the fixed Twin Block is cemented onto the teeth and remains in place until the orthodontist decides it can be removed.
1.Fixed Design:
As it’s permanently attached, it ensures consistent and continuous pressure
on the teeth and jaws, which can lead to more effective and predictable
results.
2.Components:
It consists of two parts, one for the upper jaw and one for the lower jaw, just
like the removable version. These parts are attached to the teeth with dental
cement or bonding agents.
3.Function:
The fixed design allows for controlled movement of the jaws and teeth,
helping to correct issues like a deep bite or Class II malocclusions. It can
help guide the growth of the jaw and improve bite alignment.
4.Maintenance:
While fixed in place, it requires regular adjustments and maintenance by an
orthodontist to ensure that it continues to function correctly and to monitor
the progress of the treatment.
The fixed Twin Block is often used when it’s important to ensure patient compliance or
when a more stable and controlled correction is needed.
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