Description:

"The 4297-814 1825 SE NITI ORTHO FORM II LWR 018X025 EACH represents a high-quality orthodontic archwire designed for meticulous control and effective tooth movement in the lower arch. Optimally suited for the mid to late stages of treatment, it features a rectangular cross-section measuring .018 x .025 inches that ensures remarkable torque expression, strong bracket engagement, and detailed positioning of roots.

Manufactured from Super Elastic Nickel Titanium (SE NITI), this archwire delivers consistent, light-force treatment over time, showcasing remarkable resilience and shape retention. It reverts to its original form following deflection, allowing teeth to move steadily without the need for frequent wire replacements. This contributes to enhanced treatment predictability and less chairside time for orthodontists.

The ORTHO FORM II lower contour is pre-contoured to match the natural mandibular arch, ensuring a better fit, minimizing the need for manual adjustments, and improving placement accuracy. This design allows clinicians to achieve the desired tooth movements efficiently with minimal alterations.

Its polished surface finish lowers friction levels between the brackets and the archwire, promoting enhanced sliding mechanics, accelerating treatment timelines, and increasing patient comfort. The archwire’s robustness and resistance to corrosion render it suitable for prolonged intraoral application without performance compromise.

Compatible with both traditional and self-ligating bracket systems, this wire is versatile for a variety of clinical approaches. Its mechanical attributes facilitate effective torque management, making it essential for refining occlusion and final alignment.

The 4297-814 1825 SE NITI ORTHO FORM II LWR 018X025 EACH is sold individually, allowing for flexible inventory management and targeted application for specific patient treatment needs. It’s a reliable choice for practitioners aiming for exceptional results in lower arch finishing and mid-treatment adjustments."