Aditek Ortho Extent Orthodontic Reverse Curve NiTi Archwire .017x.025 10pcs

The Aditek Ortho Extent Reverse Curve NiTi Archwire .017" x .025" is a larger rectangular reverse curve wire for deep bite correction, leveling, and arch coordination in the working stages of orthodontic treatment. Its larger cross-section over the .016"x.022" size gives more torque control once initial leveling is complete. Sold in Egypt through MedSTA in preformed upper and lower ovals.

Clinical Uses

• Deep bite correction and occlusal leveling in later treatment stages
• Arch coordination once initial round or smaller rectangular wires have resolved crowding
• Cases needing more torque control than a smaller-gauge reverse curve wire provides

Key Features

• Reverse Curve Design — for deep bite correction and occlusal leveling
• Super Elastic NiTi Alloy — continuous, gentle force for efficient, comfortable tooth movement
• .017"x.025" Rectangular Dimension — enhanced torque and control during advanced treatment stages
• Smooth, Polished Surface — minimizes friction for fluid movement through brackets
• Preformed Upper & Lower Ovals — easy placement and precise adaptation to dental arches
• High Corrosion Resistance — durability and consistent performance throughout treatment

Specifications

Why Buy From MedSTA

• Genuine Aditek archwires sourced for the Egyptian orthodontic market
• Starting treatment or still leveling? See the smaller .016"x.022" reverse curve size instead
• Browse the full Orthodontic Archwires collection and Orthodontics category at MedSTA

FAQ

When should I move from .016x.022 to .017x.025?
Typically once leveling and initial alignment are complete and you need a fuller rectangular wire for torque control in the working stage of treatment.

Should I choose the upper or lower oval?
Match the variant to the arch you're treating; reverse curve wires are most often used on the lower arch for deep bite cases, but upper ovals are available if needed.

Does the larger dimension mean more force on the teeth?
A larger rectangular wire engages the bracket slot more fully, giving more torque control, but NiTi's super-elastic property still delivers a gentler, more gradual force than an equivalent stainless steel wire.