U Ortho Separators

• High strength and elasticity for durability
• Long-lasting performance
• Gentle and continuous force application
• Latex-free composition for allergy prevention
• Separators retain their elasticity and color over time
• Minimal need for frequent replacement

U Ortho Separators offers a remarkable combination of high strength and elasticity, ensuring its exceptional durability. With its long-lasting performance, it proves to be a reliable choice for various applications. The gentle and continuous force it provides is ideal for achieving desired outcomes without causing discomfort. Moreover, our product is latex-free, making it suitable for individuals with latex allergies. The separators retain their elasticity and color over time, ensuring consistent performance. With minimal requirements for frequent replacement, U ortho separators offers convenience and cost-effectiveness. 

• Material: Tough, absorption-free elastomeric material
• Property: Radio opaque and precision-cut
• Force: Gentle and continuous application
• Allergen: Latex-free composition

• 1 x 700 Orthodontic Separators (pack)

• Ensure proper infection control protocols, including wearing gloves and maintaining a clean working environment.
• Assess the patient’s oral condition and determine the need for spacers.
• Choose the appropriate type of spacer based on the patient’s specific needs.
• Explain the spacer application process to the patient, addressing any concerns or questions they may have.
• For rubber band spacers, use dental floss to thread it through the spacer’s rubber band.
• Gently guide the spacer into the desired interdental space, ensuring proper positioning.
• If using metal spring clips, place the spacer between the teeth and activate the spring mechanism to create separation.
• Apply gentle pressure as needed, but be mindful of patient comfort throughout the process.
• Instruct the patient on post-application care, including dietary restrictions and oral hygiene practices.
• Advise the patient on what to expect, such as mild discomfort and soreness, which usually subside within a few days.
• Schedule a follow-up appointment to monitor the spacer’s effectiveness and make any necessary adjustments.
• Remove the spacers when indicated, typically just before placing braces or as instructed by the treatment plan.