Elastomeric

High-Quality Material: Made from medical-grade elastic material, ensuring durability and flexibility.
Gentle Pressure Application: Designed to apply continuous, gentle pressure to create space between teeth, minimizing patient discomfort.
Easy to Use: Simple to insert and remove, making the process efficient for both orthodontists and patients.
Various Sizes: Available in multiple sizes to accommodate different dental anatomies and treatment needs.
Effective Spacing: Efficiently creates the necessary space between teeth for the subsequent placement of orthodontic bands.
Comfortable Fit: Smooth, donut-shaped design fits snugly between teeth, reducing irritation to the surrounding tissues.
Quick Results: Typically achieves the desired spacing in a few days to a week, depending on the individual case.
Versatile Application: Suitable for use in both children and adults undergoing orthodontic treatment.
Minimal Discomfort: Engineered to minimize patient discomfort while effectively creating space for orthodontic bands.
Reliable Performance: Consistently delivers reliable results, ensuring that orthodontic bands can be placed accurately and comfortably.

Material: Latex-free Elastomerics
Color: Blue,Green
Size: Large, Small

Preparation:
Ensure all tools, including separator pliers, are sterilized.
Select the appropriate size of Koden Ortho Elastic Separators for the patient.
Patient Positioning:

Seat the patient comfortably in the dental chair with good lighting.
Inserting the Separator:

Using Separator Pliers: Stretch the elastic separator with the separator pliers. Carefully insert the stretched separator between the teeth where space needs to be created. Position the separator near the gum line, ensuring it is snugly in place.
Using Dental Floss: Stretch the separator with dental floss, threading the floss through the center of the separator. Slide the floss between the teeth, gently moving it back and forth to position the separator. Remove the floss while leaving the separator in place.

Checking Placement:
Ensure the separator is positioned correctly, sitting securely between the teeth.
Verify that the separator is not causing excessive discomfort to the patient.
Patient Instructions:

Advise the patient to avoid eating sticky or hard foods that could dislodge the separators.
Instruct the patient to maintain good oral hygiene, being careful around the separators when brushing and flossing.
Monitoring:

Schedule a follow-up appointment within a few days to a week to check the separators and the space created.
Ensure the separators remain in place and adjust if necessary.
Removing the Separator:

Use separator pliers or a dental explorer to carefully remove the separator before placing orthodontic bands.
Gently slide the separator out from between the teeth, ensuring not to cause discomfort to the patient.
Band Placement:

Proceed with the placement of orthodontic bands once the desired space has been created