Xb direct bond

BTM Direct Bond brackets from JJ Orthodontics has blend of proven features of two piece 80 gauge mesh based bracket and next generation refinements.

   Wire mesh base

       Straight Wire Style

Available Pack – Roth

• Accurate Prescription
• Straight Wire Style
• Proven 80 Guage Mesh
• Parallax PlacementTM
• MIM Advantage

Available Pack – MBT

Description:

• Accurate Prescription – XBTM  brackets have easy to read permanent ID mark on each bracket. The pad “^” shape always points to the gingiva. The distal gingival tie wing area has a “dot” for upper and a “dash” for lower arch. The tooth number is on the mesial gingival tie wing.
• Straight Wire Style – They are compound, contoured and straight wire style brackets and therefore fit better on the tooth surface. The torque in base allows proper in/out dimension and relationship. The base torque also allows levelled slot line-up with teeth in the desired end-of-treatment positions. This straight wire style results in reduced period of treatment, less chair time and better case finishing.
• Proven 80 Guage Mesh – XBTM brackets have a proven 80 Gauge wire mesh base that provides undercuts and increased  surface area needed. The base surface area is sized between full sized and mini brackets, and has excellent bond strength.
• The Parallax PlacementTM Technology – This is an exclusive feature of XBTM   They have a vertical scribe line along the angulation (tip angle) through the center of each bracket and also on the bonding base. This helps give you an easier scribe line when placing each bracket. This assures accuracy of the assembly of  the compound contour pad and bracket
• It is important to view each bond along the midsaggital plane when placing a bond. XBTM brackets give you an improved reference line to assist proper bond placement.
• To see Parallax PlacementTM Technology in action, place the brackets on the flat surface, move your head side to side along the archwire slot, the Body line and Pad line are aligned to make a visually continuous line when viewed from the midsaggital plane. The lines are not continuous when you are off the midsaggital plane. This adds a new reference to the bond that assists in proper p