Orthodontic TADs

Implantable anchors for soft tissue attachment to bone in orthopedic reconstruction. These devices secure tendons and ligaments in their anatomic positions.

Devices for applying controlled tension to skeletal structures for therapeutic purposes. Used in trauma management and orthopedic rehabilitation.

Devices and materials for orthodontic treatment and tooth alignment correction. These systems apply controlled forces to reposition teeth for improved alignment and occlusion.

Specialized fixation systems for acute traumatic bone injuries, designed to maintain anatomical alignment during healing.

Medical devices used to apply longitudinal force to bones and soft tissues for alignment and pain relief. Used in orthopedic treatment and rehabilitation.

Equipment for spinal and skeletal traction therapy. Provides adjustable pulling force for therapeutic effect. Used in orthopedic and rehabilitation settings.

A customized invisible aligner system for orthodontic tooth movement and correction. This device provides an aesthetic alternative to traditional braces for straightening teeth and correcting malocclusion.

Components for orthopedic traction and skeletal fixation systems. Engineered for structural strength and patient comfort. Supports fracture stabilization and alignment.

Therapeutic system for temporomandibular joint dysfunction treatment, addressing pain and mobility issues in the jaw joint articulation.

Devices for applying traction forces in orthopedic treatment. Used for spinal decompression and extremity lengthening procedures.

An active-type automatic intermittent traction device used for spinal traction therapy. It incorporates various functional features designed for orthopedic and rehabilitation applications in medical facilities.

An adjustable orthopedic support device used for patient fixation and stabilization in rehabilitation therapy.