Specialty Orthodontic & Orthopedic Laboratory — Gainesville, TX
Specialty Orthodontic & Orthopedic Laboratory — Gainesville, TX
TRIPLE O
Sophisticated Solutions for Every Case.
Triple O works with you to:
Given that different skeletal and dental malocclusions require specific types of orthopedic and orthodontic appliances, our lab offers both fixed and removable options — matched to each patient and stage of treatment.
Correcting a skeletal Class II in the mixed dentition? This appliance can be modified to distract the mandible, open/close the bite, and hold the vertical dimension constant.
Helps develop the transverse width of the lower dental alveolar base in the mixed dentition. It will also recover lost mandibular arch length.
Develops the transverse width of the dental alveolar base in the permanent dentition. It can also assist in recovering moderate lower arch length loss as the arch develops.
The appliance of choice for correcting a skeletal Class II in the permanent dentition. Options include removable, fixed-removable, or totally fixed. We recommend the Walters modification.
Used on the lower arch to support intraoral Class III elastics.
Used for arch development in the permanent dentition.
Used for arch development in the mixed dentition.
Two options available: 3D-printed study models and/or orthodontic stone models.
The Advanced Lightwire Functional appliance can correct distortions of the skull and maxillae, and align the upper and lower teeth to improve the bite.
Used in the permanent dentition to develop the maxilla in both sagittal and transverse directions. It can also be modified to open or close the bite.
A comprehensive cephalometric tracing service offering analysis and evaluation of treatment options using the latest Bimler elite tracing methodology.
Corrects dental & skeletal sagittal deficiencies in the maxilla. Useful in both the mixed and permanent dentition to recover upper or lower arch length loss.
For transverse development of the upper or lower arches, fixed expanders are useful in non-compliant patients. They can be modified with acrylic when developing in the mixed dentition.
Available in fully adjustable sizes. Used to advance the position of the maxilla relative to the anterior cranial base in pre-pubertal patients.
For transverse development of the upper or lower arches, fixed appliances are useful in non-compliant patients, and can be modified with acrylic in the mixed dentition.
Appliances designed to reposition the mandible down and forward to open the oral-pharyngeal airway. They can also function as a repositioning splint for the TMJs.
Not sure which appliance fits your case? Our specialists will help you select and sequence the right solution.