Aditek Safira Monocrystalline Sapphire 1 case

The Aditek Safira Monocrystalline Sapphire Bracket (1 case) combines true esthetic transparency with precise orthodontic control. Manufactured by Aditek Orthodontics (Brazil) from monocrystalline sapphire, Safira brackets stay crystal-clear and resist staining and yellowing throughout treatment, unlike many ceramic or polymer alternatives. Available in Roth or MBT 0.022 prescriptions.

Clinical Uses

• Esthetic fixed orthodontic treatment for adult and image-conscious patients who want a discreet appliance
• Full-arch treatment using either the Roth or MBT prescription (0.022 slot)
• Cases where stain resistance and long-term clarity matter more than a lower-cost ceramic option

Key Features

• Monocrystalline Sapphire Construction — completely transparent, stain-resistant, and durable, does not yellow over time
• Available in Roth & MBT 0.022 Prescriptions — precise torque and angulation control for your treatment philosophy
• Low-Profile, Rounded Anatomical Design — improves patient comfort and eases hygiene access
• Highly Polished Slot — minimizes friction against the archwire
• Anatomical Base — optimized for secure adhesive retention

Specifications

Why Buy From MedSTA

• Genuine Aditek sapphire brackets sourced for the Egyptian dental market
• Looking for a lower-cost esthetic option? MedSTA also stocks the Aditek Biocrystal polymer aesthetic bracket
• Need a metal bracket instead? See the Aditek Bio Max MBT and Bio Max Roth lines
• Pairs with Aditek NiTi round archwire for a complete case setup
• Browse the full Orthodontics category at MedSTA

FAQ

How is a sapphire bracket different from a ceramic bracket?
Monocrystalline sapphire is a single, continuous crystal structure, which gives it true transparency and resistance to staining and yellowing, while polycrystalline ceramic brackets are typically slightly more opaque and can discolor over time.

Should I choose the Roth or MBT prescription?
The choice depends on the torque and angulation philosophy your practice already follows for metal brackets; Safira is available in both so you don't need to change your treatment approach to go esthetic.

Are sapphire brackets more fragile than metal brackets?
Sapphire is a very hard, durable crystal, but like any ceramic-family bracket it can be more brittle under lateral impact than metal, so normal care during debonding is recommended.

Will the bracket discolor from coffee, tea, or smoking?
Monocrystalline sapphire is inherently stain-resistant, so it holds up better against common staining sources than porous ceramic or polymer brackets over a full course of treatment.