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Type EX105
RPE with Compact Screw
  • Bands on the 1st molars

  • 2 arm expansion Screw

  • Lingual wires extensions

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Type EX110
RPE with Standard Screw
  • Bands on the 1st molars

  • 4 arm expansion Screw

  • Lingual wires extensions

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Type EX115
Fan Type Banded Palatal Expander
  • Bands on the 1st molars

  • Fan type expansion Screw

  • Lingual wires extensions

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Type EX120
Leaf Spring Expander
  • Bands on the 1st molars

  • Leaf Spring Expansion Screw

  • Lingual wires extensions

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Type EX130
Haas Palatal Expander
  • Bands on the 1st molars

  • Haas Lingual Wire

  • Palate expansion Screw

  • Acrylic plate

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Type EX140
Bonded Palatal Expander
  • Wire framework 

  • 4 arm expansion screw

  • Clear acrylic overlay of the wire framework

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Type EX150 Fixed Lower Expander Appliance (F.L.E.A.)
  • Bands on the 1st molars

  • 2 arm expansion screw

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Type EX160 - MSE Appliance
  • Bands on 1st molars

  • Maxillary Skeletal Expander (MSE) Screw

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Type EX210 - Quad Helix
  • Bands on the 1st molars

  • .036 Quad Helix wire

  • Lingual wires extensions

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Type EX220 - Bi – Helix
  • Bands on the 1st molars

  • .036 Bi-Helix wire

  • Lingual wires extensions

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Type EX230- W – Arch
  • Bands on the 1st molars

  • .036 W-Arch wire

  • Lingual wires extensions

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Type EX240
Lower Expansion arch (E – Arch)
  • Bands on 1st molars

  • Expansion arch components

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Type EX310
Upper Schwarz 
  • Adams clasps on 1st molars

  • Ball clasps mesial to 2nd bi-cuspids

  • Midline expansion screw

  • Acrylic plate

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Type EX350
Lower Schwarz 
  • Ball clasps mesial and distal to 2nd bi-cuspids

  • Midline expansion screw

  • Acrylic plate

Expansion

Maxillary and mandibular expanders include a broad range of appliance designs. The designs are used to correct cross-bites, narrow arches and crowding. Expanders utilize a mechanism of force (expansion screws, self-activating wire, or wire activation) for development of the arch. Expanders require minimal patient compliance and provide the doctor with better control during active orthodontic treatment. Auxiliary attachments such as brackets and habit breakers can be incorporated in most expansion appliances.

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