Orthodontic Appliances for Overseas Clinics and Laboratories
Times Dental Lab provides orthodontic appliances for overseas clinics and dental laboratories, including retainers, expanders, night guards, bite splints, sports mouthguards, and other custom orthodontic appliances. We support both digital and physical workflows with case review, design confirmation, fit control, and final quality inspection.
Send a CaseOrthodontic Appliances We Provide
Explore our orthodontic appliance options for different clinical and laboratory needs. Each case is supported by design review, wire or appliance planning, fit control, occlusion checks, and production workflow management.
Screw Expander is a custom orthodontic appliance with an adjustable expansion screw. It provides controlled arch expansion to help widen the dental arch, create space, and support orthodontic correction in suitable clinical cases.
Spring Distalizer is a custom orthodontic appliance designed to move molars distally using controlled spring force. It helps create space, improve arch relationship, and support orthodontic correction in suitable clinical cases.
Hyrax Rapid Expander is a fixed orthodontic appliance used for controlled maxillary expansion. It helps widen the upper jaw, create space, and support correction of narrow arches or crossbite cases.
Haas Expander is a custom orthodontic appliance used for maxillary expansion. Its acrylic-supported design helps widen the upper jaw, create space, and support correction of narrow arches or crossbite cases.
Bite Plate Rapid Expander is a custom orthodontic appliance that combines a bite plate with rapid palatal expansion. It helps widen the upper arch, create space, and support bite opening or orthodontic correction in suitable clinical cases.
Quad Helix Appliance is a fixed orthodontic expander used for gradual upper arch expansion. It helps correct narrow arches, posterior crossbite, and crowding while supporting controlled orthodontic movement.
MARPE is a mini-screw assisted rapid palatal expander designed to support skeletal maxillary expansion. It helps widen the upper jaw, create space, and support correction of narrow arches or crossbite cases.
Quad Helix Appliance is a fixed orthodontic expander used for gradual upper arch expansion. It helps correct narrow arches, posterior crossbite, and crowding while supporting controlled orthodontic movement.
A 3 Way Expander is a custom orthodontic appliance for controlled multi-directional arch expansion. It helps widen the dental arch, create space, and support orthodontic correction in suitable clinical cases.
Orthodontic Appliances - FAQ
1. What types of orthodontic appliances do you provide?
We provide retainers, expanders, night guards, bite splints, sports mouthguards, and other custom orthodontic appliances for overseas clinics and dental laboratories.
2. What information should I send for an orthodontic appliance case?
Please send scans or impressions, bite records, photos if available, appliance type, design instructions, and any specific treatment requirements. Clear case information helps improve fit, appliance accuracy, and communication efficiency.
3. Do you support digital orthodontic cases?
Yes. We accept STL files, intraoral scans, and other digital records, and we also support traditional impressions and models. If you are unsure whether your records are sufficient, our team can review them before production.
4. How do you control fit and accuracy for orthodontic appliances?
We review case details before production and check fit, appliance design, wire position where applicable, occlusion, extension, and finishing before shipment. Our goal is to reduce common problems such as poor fit, discomfort, or inaccurate appliance adaptation.
5. Can you support custom appliance design requests?
Yes. We can produce custom appliances based on the case requirements, provided the design instructions and clinical information are clear. For more complex cases, we may confirm key details with you before production starts.
6. What is the turnaround time for orthodontic appliances?
Standard orthodontic appliance cases are usually completed within 3-5 working days after confirmation. More complex appliances or cases requiring additional design review may need more time depending on the details.
7. What if adjustments are needed after delivery?
If adjustments, corrections, or remake support are needed, we can review the case based on the original records, feedback, photos, and updated instructions to help resolve the issue more clearly and efficiently.
Send Your Dental Lab Case to Times Dental Lab
Times Dental Lab can support both digital and physical case submissions. You can send intraoral scans, STL files, impressions, models, bite records, shade photos, implant components, and case instructions based on the product type.
If you are not sure which material or workflow is suitable, our team can review your case information and provide practical suggestions.