Digitally planned transfer splints enable precise transfer of multiple brackets to the ideal position on the teeth, which is first determined virtually. This enables not only more accurate positioning, but also a more efficient treatment procedure. The data set for the so-called Indirect Bonding Tray (IBT) is generated from special software. In no time at all, the customised transfer tray is created from the special 3D printing material V-Print IBT.
Simple handling with V-Print IBT
For the indirect bonding process, simple handling of the tray is essential. The translucent V-Print IBT is flexible, allowing easy placement and removal of the splint in/from the patient's mouth. The optimised flexibility makes V-Print IBT a reliable solution, including for the treatment of patients with severe dysgnathia. In combination with the high degree of elastic recovery, the reversible deformation of the tray allows brackets to be positioned precisely even if there is no common direction of insertion.
Enhanced treatment ergonomics
The indirect bonding technique also significantly improves the ergonomics of treatment, in both the planning and implementation phases. Compared to conventional methods, the clinical phase of bonding is significantly shortened. This saves both patients and orthodontists a great deal of time.
No shaking – instantly ready to use
V-Print IBT does not need shaking and is immediately ready to use, so it is easier to handle and also speeds up the process.
Further information on V-Print IBT can be found here