Savaria-Dent product family

Lingual Cleats

Lingual tubes are available in the following versions:
- Wing A (right side)
- Wing B (left side)
- Curved
- Bridge
- Window / no window

Normal and Curved retention (MIA) types
Sizes: 0; 1; 2; 3

Palatal arches are made from 0.9 mm wire in 16 sizes
Sizes: 35-57 in steps of 2mm
Types:
- Mesial loop (TH)
- Distal loop (FPAB)
Options:
- Standard and Long arm
- Standard, Long and Cuved (MIA) retention

- No more bathing in hot water
- Tooth movement happens in front of your eyes
- Heating starts at the roots
- Corticalis - hard wax, while spongiosa - soft wax
- Quick, clean, comfortable educational appliance and a pleasure to use
- Many set-up options

- Multipurpose pliers with knurled jaw for
perfect hold
- One of the most often used pliers in practices
- It has a shorter nose that ensures a more secure
and stronger grip

- Tungsten-Carbide insert.
- For creating dimbles with different heights.
- The three variations height make three variations of arch shortening, with which we can easily close gaps (e.g. diastema), or we can even correct in the front arch, in asymmetric cases by creating compression in the desired spot.
- The line of the arch won’t change so it can be applied inside the mouth too.

- Knurled jaw for better hold
- Avaliable in Medium or Extra Fine versions
- The medium (SD 158/M) version’s thicker head is designed to bear greater forces
- The extra fine (SD 158/XF) version is for fine, hard-to-reach tasks

- Nose optimalized for lingual use
- Knurled jaw for better hold

- For 0,9 mm wire
- Stable grip
- Lower risk of injury
- Rounded corners

- For 0,9 mm wire
- Stable grip
- Lower risk of injury
- Rounded corners
- Our pulling force acts in the line of the tube

- Great press force.
- Stable fixation.
- The arch remains straight thus it can be safely applied inside the mouth too.
- For narrow hook too.

- Can be used in the side zone too.
- Great press force.
- Stable fixation.
- The arch remains straight thus it can be safely applied inside the mouth too.
- For narrow hook too.

- Appropriate press force.
- Also suitable for cutting thick wires (0,9 mm).

- Very important for creating, adapting and controlling the connection parts of transpalatal arches.
- By its use, wire breakages in the end of the back-bent retention part can be avoided.
- Can not be replaced in a correct manner.

- Because of the effective lever ratio, the arch won’t turn out from the plier.
- Torquing key designed for 4 arch thicknesses (.016” .017” .018” .021”).
- The result can be checked with the torque control board.

- Max. capacity: .014” SOFT.
- Fine, thin tungsten-carbide tip.
- Only for ligatures.

- Tungsten-carbide insert.
- Combination of ligature and wire cutter.
- The tip is only for ligatures.
- From min. 3mm below the tip it is able to cut wires up to .022”.

- Tungsten-carbide insert.
- Max. capacity: .028”.
- For cutting steel wires.

- Max. capacity: 1,2 mm.
- Effective lever ratio.
- Only minor force is needed.
- Can be applied inside the mouth too.

- Precise joint fitting, burr-free cut surface on the arch end.
- .022” capacity - shorter arch residue behind the tube and less loud „click” sound in the mouth when cutting.

- For fine loops and bends.

- For fine loops and bends.
- For utility arches too.

- For bending wires and making helixes.
- Cylindrical nose part in order to avoid torsions.
- Optionally can be ordered with groove too.

- Similar to the Young pliers, but thankfully to its concave design it is more precise and holds the wire more firmly.

- Optionally can be ordered with groove too (SD 139/G).
- Because of the great holding force it is easier to make the wires and bends.
- Strong construction, even for 0,9 mm wire.

- Precise design for the correct torque control.
- Long lifespan even without carbide insert.
- Nose thickness: 1 mm.
- Short nose - stable grip.

- Precise design for the correct torque control.
- Long lifespan even without carbide insert.
- Two nose sizes in one plier.
- The outer nose part’s thickness: 0,8 mm.

- For creating a staircase shape on the side and guiding the down bend.
- Five vertical nose heights in one instrument with 1 mm steps.
- Rounded edges.

- Extra Fine max .014” (SD 200/XF)
- Fine max .016” (SD 200/F)
- Medium >.016” (SD 200/M)
- Technical max 0,9mm (SD 200/T)
- Appropriate for Ni-Ti wires too.

- For bending up the arch-ends behind the tube.
- Avaliable with Left (L) and Right (R) curve.
- Extra Fine max .014” (SD 200C/XF/L or R)
- Fine max .016” (SD 200C/F/ L or R)
- Medium >.016” (SD 200C/M/L or R)
- Appropriate for Ni-Ti wires too.

- Tungsten-Carbide insert.
- For bending steps.
- Can be applied inside the mouth too, as the parallelism remains after the bending too.
- Appropriate for steel wires up to .019”x.022”.
- Avaliable in six sizes from 0,4 mm to 0,9 mm (SD 104/0,4....0,9).

- For the quick correction of bracket bonding failures, even in the mouth, because parallelism of the wire remains.
- For bending 0,4-0,9 mm steps (SD 105/0,4...0,9)

- Tungsten-Carbide insert.
- For quickly and safely creating a tip into steel wire only, even inside the mouth.
- The line and the parallelism of the arch won’t change.
- Using it in in-out direction we can get an extra rotational bend.
- Avaliable in Upper Left (SD 110/4...20/UL) and Upper Right (SD 110/4...20/UR) versions.
- We produce it 4-20 degrees; usually 2 pliers are enough (4-20)

- Particular radius for the thin and the thick wires.
- A quick and simple tool for bending the front arches.
- The precise design excludes the appearance of undesired torque.

Lingual I

Lingual II

- To remove bonding materials remained in the interdental gaps from indirect bondings.
- Avaliable with Left (L) and Right (R) curve.

- If there is a need to reach under the band, it causes less injury.
- Avaliable in Normal (SD 347/N) and Reduced (SD 347/R) version.
- The tip can also be sterilized (max. 140°) or exchanged.

- Extra long face for 2nd molars.
- Avaliable in Normal (SD 347E/N) and Reduced (SD 347E/R) version.
- The tip can also be sterilized (max. 140°) or excanged.

- Tungsten-Carbide insert.
- For ceramic brackets too.

- Tungsten-Carbide insert.
- Extended face.
- Curved tip.
- To remove lingual brackets and tubes bonded on 2nd molars.

- Tungsten-Carbide insert.
- For removing the remaining glue.

Adams

Weingart Technical

Aderer Technical

Young Technical

Flat Plier

- For making the bends needed in the arch, even inside the mouth (e.g. gable, or to-in).

- Shiny or Matte surface.
- Short and long version.
- Optionally with instrument holder.

Marking tool for positioning brackets, with graphite tip.