Quick 2.0 Self Ligating Brackets
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Quick 2.0 Self Ligating Brackets Roth .018

The new generation of brackets comes with improved efficiency, making treatment more user-friendly (patient and doctor) and much more cost-effective.

Combined with the newly developed molar bracket, the result is a perfectly coordinated system that will save you a lot of time. The Quick Bracket System 2.0. Improvements include a new morphologically improved clip, which can be easily opened and closed thanks to its increased strength. In addition, the lower anterior brackets have been redesigned with a lower profile.

The new clip has been reinforced to reduce possible deformation caused by frequent opening and closing of the clip. The new design slightly increases the tension of the clip, improving rotation control and guaranteeing a safe and precise low friction between the arch and the slot.

The new design of the bracket on the lower incisors features a very low profile design and rounded angles. Patient comfort is significantly increased and labial soft tissue irritations disappear.

The new Quick 2.0 molar bracket represents a highly efficient treatment option. The new molar bracket ® offers enormous advantages when changing archwires. The inconveniences of bending the distal end of the 1st and 2nd molar tubes are a thing of the past. The time-consuming cutting and bending of the distal end of the archwire in the patient`s mouth is no longer necessary and can be done outside the mouth.

The new molar bracket is also compatible with the previous version of the Quick bracket and offers great ease of ligation. Open the clip, insert the archwire into the bracket slot and close the clip again by pressing on the end of the clip.

When working with conventional molar tubes, NiTi archwires often make it difficult to cut and bend distally. With the new molar bracket, the archwire is measured on the model outside the mouth (cut and bent on the model). Once the archwire has been prepared, it is only necessary to insert it into the slot and close the clips. This represents great advantages and especially the time savings compared to conventional tubes.

By cutting the archwires outside the mouth, there is no danger of the cut end of the archwire falling into the patient`s pharynx. On the other hand, it is sometimes very difficult to cut extremely thin archwires (0.010 - 0.013 ) in the mouth.

To adapt to your needs, the new molar bracket is available in two versions: the Standard version with the three-dimensional base characteristic of the Quick bracket and the Big Foot version, which consists of an oversized base that can easily be adapted to the molar.