Orthodontic Button with Chain

The Orthodontic Button with Chain is designed for orthodontic traction procedures involving impacted or unerupted teeth. Commonly used during impacted canine management, this attachment helps orthodontists apply controlled force for guided tooth movement into the dental arch. The system includes a bondable button attached to an elastic chain for use during open or closed eruption techniques. Suitable for professional orthodontic treatment, it can also be integrated with archwires, brackets, and temporary anchorage devices (TADs). Ideal for orthodontists, dental hospitals, and clinics looking for reliable dental supplies in Pakistan.

Product Overview

This orthodontic attachment consists of a compact bondable button combined with an elastic traction chain. The button is bonded directly onto the impacted tooth surface, while the chain supports controlled orthodontic movement during treatment. Its compact structure allows placement in limited or crowded clinical areas where larger appliances may not be suitable.

Orthodontic Traction Features

• Bondable button design
• Elastic chain for continuous traction
• Supports open eruption technique
• Compatible with closed eruption procedures
• Suitable for use with TADs and archwires
• Compact design for limited spacing
• Stainless steel button construction
• Elastomeric traction chain

Clinical Applications

This product is commonly used in orthodontic procedures requiring guided eruption and controlled tooth movement. It is suitable for impacted canine cases, tooth repositioning, multi-tooth impaction management, and traction procedures involving orthodontic anchorage systems. Orthodontists may also use it alongside brackets and mini-screws for customized force direction.

Usage & Compatibility

The attachment system integrates with multiple orthodontic appliances including brackets, archwires, and temporary anchorage devices. The elastic chain allows controlled traction intensity based on clinical requirements, supporting both open and closed surgical eruption techniques.

Technical Specifications