Brackets TRIZ Cases

Segmented oral appliances use detachable abutments to adjust jaw position without replacing the entire device.

Segmented delivery members apply precise pressure via pusher elements, resolving friction limits that reduce adhesive bond quality.

Embedded sensors detect saliva presence and temperature changes to verify orthodontic appliance wear time, resolving compliance monitoring gaps.

Active dental aligner attachments use a movable interface surface to redirect appliance forces, enabling precise tooth rotation and tilt.

Segmented container design uses a flexible retaining structure to secure adhesive appliances during transport while allowing easy extraction when the lid opens.

A segmented orthodontic retainer uses double wings bonded to teeth for precise 3D-printed adaptation.

Segmented brackets and a compression spring move the upper arch rearward and lower arch forward, reducing patient discomfort.

Plastically deformable wax-based compositions enable self-customized dental trays that eliminate time-consuming impression procedures and improve fit.

Flexible orthodontic stent guides attachment placement via intimate tooth seal, resolving adhesive splaying and removal difficulty.

A bracket applicator mounts orthodontic brackets using a bonding material to achieve precise tooth orientation based on digital models.

Molding creates undercuts in bracket protrusions, resolving inadequate cement adhesion for reliable orthodontic treatment.

Segmented brackets with independent adjustment mechanisms resolve the trade-off between complex device structures and precise individual tooth correction.

A compact intraoral vibrating dental device accelerates tooth movement through optimized cyclic forces.