Control without compromise
Controlling torque, tip and rotation has been compensated for in various
ways over the years, especially in passive self-ligating (PSL) bracket systems.
The reduced friction and free-sliding movement are unable to utilize a
ligation method that, at the very least, seats a wire firmly in place. This
leaves many orthodontists struggling with control and finishing.
To achieve superior arch development and fully expressed smiles,
research has shown that low forces and less friction are the routes to take.
It is critical to preserve the free-sliding mechanics of passive self-ligation
while reducing the learning curve.
DynaFlex, consistent with its vision for innovative solutions, sees the
Norris 20/26 PSL Bracket System as an easy-to-adopt option for PSL, twin
and active SL users..
The Norris 20/26 PSL System incorporates features including:
- A 0.020-by-0.026 archwire slot. Reduced slot dimension delivers
unparalleled control while preserving free-sliding mechanics.
- An auto-open/auto-close door. The unique mechanism allows the
door to glide open and glide closed once the door travels 50% in either
direction. This assisted opening and closing is the first and only of its
kind, and another leap forward in PSL technology.
- Deep tie-wing undercuts. This twin design easily accepts ligature ties
and chain for additional control.
- Nickel-free chromium cobalt. Chromium cobalt boasts superior
frictional characteristics compared with 17–4 stainless steel and
provides a safe solution for any potential nickel-allergy patients.
For more information, visit dynaflex.com/norris2026.