Osstem Orthodontics OK Real Resin With Metal Slot Bracket 3×3 (12pcs)

“Metal Slot Insert: The bracket incorporates a metal slot insert within the resin body, reducing friction and ensuring smooth wire movement. This design minimizes discomfort for patients during treatment.
Enhanced Durability: By placing the metal insert within the bracket body, the OK Real bracket provides exceptional strength and durability. This ensures reliable performance throughout the orthodontic treatment process.
Reduced Distortion: The steel insert effectively translates torque through the base of the bracket without distorting or compromising its structure. This feature maintains the bracket’s integrity, even under pressure.
Aesthetic Appearance: The concealed steel insert creates a seamless and esthetically pleasing appearance, enhancing the overall look of the bracket. This feature improves patient satisfaction by offering a more discreet orthodontic treatment option.
Versatility: The OK Real bracket is compatible with a wide range of archwires, offering orthodontists flexibility in treatment planning. It can be used with various wire sizes and materials to meet the specific needs of each patient.
Total Aesthetic Solution: For patients seeking a completely esthetic treatment option, the OK Real bracket can be paired with BB4 Esthetic Wires. This combination provides both excellent strength and an appealing aesthetic outcome.
Clear Bracket Design: The bracket features a clear design, making it less noticeable in the mouth and providing a more discreet orthodontic treatment experience.
Mechanical Lock Base: The bracket is equipped with a mechanical lock base, ensuring secure placement and stability during treatment.

Slot Sizes: .018, .022
Prescription Compatibility: Roth, Mbt
Material: Polycarbonate

“Isolation and Moisture Control: Ensure a dry operating field by using isolation techniques such as rubber dam or cotton rolls. Moisture can compromise the bonding process, so it’s crucial to maintain a dry environment.
Clean Tooth Surface: Thoroughly clean the tooth surface where the bracket will be placed. Remove any debris or plaque using a fluoride-free pumice.
Etching: Apply an orthophosphoric acid (etching gel) to the enamel surface. Etching creates a microstructure on the tooth enamel, enhancing the bond strength. Follow the recommended etching time specified by the adhesive manufacturer.
Rinse and Dry: Rinse the tooth surface thoroughly to remove the etching gel, and then dry the tooth with oil-free, compressed air. Complete drying is essential for a successful bond.
Apply Primer: Apply an orthodontic primer to the etched tooth surface. The primer promotes adhesion between the enamel and the bonding adhesive.
Light Cure Primer: Some primers may require light curing. Use a curing light to polymerize and set the primer on the tooth surface. Follow the recommended curing time.
Apply Adhesive: Apply the orthodontic adhesive to the back of the bracket. Position the bracket accurately on the tooth, ensuring proper alignment.
Light Cure Adhesive: Cure the adhesive using a curing light. This step bonds the bracket to the tooth surface. Follow the recommended curing time for the adhesive.
Attach Archwire: Once the brackets are securely bonded, thread the orthodontic archwire through the brackets. This wire exerts pressure on the brackets to gradually move the teeth.
Secure with Ligatures: Use ligatures or other mechanisms to secure the archwire in place within the brackets.
Adjustments: Periodically adjust the archwire and make any necessary changes to the brackets based on the treatment plan. This may involve changing wires or adding elastics.
Monitoring and Follow-up: Regularly monitor the patient’s progress and make adjustments as needed during follow-up appointments.”