Description:

"The 300-701 UPPER .0175 TWIST WIRE SS 10PK is a high-end orthodontic wire crafted from top-quality stainless steel, specifically designed for applications in the upper arch. With its diameter of .0175 inches, this twist wire is engineered to provide an excellent combination of flexibility and control, making it ideal for the initial phases of orthodontic treatment such as leveling, alignment, and early bite adjustments.

The wire features a multi-stranded twist construction that yields a continuous, gentle force over time—perfect for situations requiring mild tooth movement while enhancing patient comfort. The twisted design enhances the wire’s flexibility and resilience compared to solid variants, enabling it to adjust around rotated teeth or crowded arches while reducing the risk of unwanted tipping or torque.

Its polished surface offers lower friction between the wire and brackets, facilitating more efficient sliding mechanics which enhances the treatment experience for both clinicians and patients alike. The stainless steel material provides outstanding resistance to corrosion and maintains mechanical strength, ensuring long-lasting performance in the oral environment.

The .0175-inch dimension is specifically selected to initiate tooth movement without placing excessive stress on the periodontal tissues and is compatible with most standard bracket slot sizes for initial phase mechanics. This wire is especially advantageous for patients with sensitive teeth or where a low-force approach is needed to minimize discomfort and promote optimal biological response.

Sold in a convenient 10-piece pack, the 300-701 provides practicality and reliability for busy orthodontic clinics. Each wire is precisely cut and ready for immediate use, ensuring quick application chairside and minimal preparation time.

Whether you’re beginning treatment, addressing mild rotations, or managing sensitive cases, the 300-701 UPPER .0175 TWIST WIRE SS 10PK is a dependable and effective option. It delivers the gentle forces required to initiate controlled tooth movement while ensuring patient comfort, adaptability in clinical settings, and consistent results during the early stages of orthodontic treatment."