Thanks a lot for sharing this. If I Wanted to apply a lower force to begin with, should I make the spring not so flat to the floor (3:50), but pointing towards the roots (for root lingual torque - lower teeth) at an angle? Also because the force depends on the size of the main AW too
the sheet is .060 thick. the rubber band should produce a very heavy force, so ge the heaviest with the smallest diameter. it should cause discomfort to the patient. treatment should not exceed two days, otherwise, there might me unwanted tooth movement.
Hi Dr., is it ok to point the tads immediately perpendicular to the bone or can also start drilling wth slight inclination and gradually drill with change of angulation from slightly inclined to perpendicular?
Good job. It was a really informative video. I have a question. What would be the difference between using elastic and the mini screws (tads) to correct bites and is there one more effective than the other?
Excellent video on torquing springs.Makes all the concept clear.Having read everyone's questionnaire and answers I understood that using 17*25 Rect as the archwire and torquing loops can be made with .016 or .018 ss or 18*25 TMA wire.The technique is so helpful. Thanks so much once again
