Meilai Shield Orthodontics represents the world's most advanced metal bracket technology. During the pre-treatment phase, it integrates digital measurement, biomechanical principles, and 3D positioning prediction to precisely design tooth movement while maximizing preservation of natural teeth.During treatment, teeth move three-dimensionally according to the orthodontist's plan, not only shortening the overall treatment duration but also ensuring superior correction outcomes.
Advantages of Meilai Shield Orthodontics:
1. Single Wire System for Optimal Orthodontic Outcomes
Meilai Shield Orthodontics utilizes a single wire to achieve labial/lingual, mesial/distal, vertical, and root-control movements. This convenient, safe, and effective approach ensures teeth move three-dimensionally as planned, reducing treatment duration while enhancing treatment outcomes.
2. Continuous Microforce System Delivers Gentle, Sustained Pressure
Featuring a continuous microforce system, this technique gradually releases a steady stream of gentle, sustained pressure. Teeth align effortlessly through this subtle, ongoing process.
3. Shield-shaped bracket design: A protective shield for teeth
Meilai Shield Orthodontics utilizes shield-shaped brackets that act like miniature shields, constantly safeguarding teeth during treatment. They effectively cushion negative forces such as impacts caused by unexpected incidents.
4. Minimizing Extractions to Preserve Natural Teeth
Meilai's shield-shaped orthodontic technology incorporates digital measurement and diagnostic techniques early on. It precisely assesses jawbone density to accurately determine extraction necessity, prioritizing the preservation of natural teeth. Additionally, its unique continuous micro-force system effectively expands space, further reducing the likelihood of extractions.
5. Ergonomic Design for Easy Cleaning, Significantly Reducing Oral Disease Risk
The ergonomic design not only expands space to minimize extraction but also facilitates cleaning, substantially lowering the risk of periodontal disease, gum disease, and cavities.