1.2-1.4 Titannium Alloy Micro Screw Orthodontics

The titanium alloy orthodontic anchorage Micro Screw is a fixation accessory implanted into the upper and lower jawbones, which helps resist tooth movement by generating a counteracting force, thereby assisting orthodontic treatment. The screw is carefully crafted from high-quality titanium alloy, ensuring its strength and durability while significantly reducing the risk of breakage during implantation, thus enhancing the safety and reliability of the treatment.

A standout feature of DentalMaster orthodontic screws is their unique self-drilling and self-tapping tip design. This innovative feature allows the screw to easily penetrate the gingival tissue and securely anchor into the jawbone without the need for additional drilling steps. This greatly simplifies the surgical process, reduces patient discomfort, and improves overall treatment comfort.

 

Specification

Part No.	Pname	D (mm)         L (mm)		Thread Length (mm)
7018312112S 7018312122S 7018312142S 7018314090S 7018314110S 7018314130S	Anchor Screw	1.2 1.2 1.2 1.4 1.4 1.4	11 12 14 9 11 13	8 9 11 6 8 10

 

Anchor Screw Instruments

Φ1.2 Anchor Screw Instruments
REF	Product	Length(mm)		Image
7216300300     7216300400	Screw Holder(Manual)	40     79
Φ1.4 Anchor Screw Instruments
REF	Product	Length(mm)		Image
7214500020     7214500100	Screw Holder(Manual)	40     79
Shared Instrument
REF	Product	Length(mm)		Image
7213100200	Handle	100

 

 

 

 

Advantages of Using Titanium Alloy in Anchorage Screws

1. High Strength and Durability: The anchoring screw can endure the stresses used during orthodontic treatment without bending, fracturing, or losing its structural integrity over time because to titanium alloy’s exceptional strength-to-weight ratio.
2. Biocompatibility: The human body can tolerate titanium due to its excellent biocompatibility. This lowers the possibility of tissue irritation or allergic responses.
3. Corrosion Resistance: The screw won’t deteriorate over time since titanium alloy has a high level of corrosion resistance.
4. Lightweight: Because titanium is lightweight, the anchoring screw weighs less overall. This lessens any extra pressure or pain in the mouth cavity and improves patient comfort with the implant.
5. Osseointegration: The screw and jawbone create a solid and long-lasting link because to titanium alloy’s capacity to fuse with bone. This contributes to improved orthodontic appliance anchoring, which improves treatment results.
6. Decreased Fracture Risk: The special qualities of titanium alloy, such its hardness and flexibility, lower the chance of fracture during insertion and the course of orthodontic treatment, guaranteeing dependability and safety.
7. Titanium implants won’t interfere with MRI scans since titanium is non-magnetic, which is good for individuals undergoing such procedures.
8. minimal Risk of Rejection: Because titanium is a natural substance that the body recognizes, there is a minimal probability of rejection or problems, which further lowers the likelihood of implant failure.
9. Minimal Inflammation: Because titanium is inert in the body, it irritates and inflames surrounding tissues less, which helps patients recover more quickly.