The Phase 1 Hawley is designed for retaining the arch post-expansion and after initial treatment. It focuses on securing the incisors and first molars. We offer variations: a 2-2 bow (with or without a loop) or a 3-3 bow with lateral spurs. Adams clasps ensure retention while accommodating deciduous teeth shedding. Lingual acrylic relief in the premolar area is advised.

The Schwartz appliance addresses narrow arch issues in orthodontics, preventing severe crowding and ensuring normal occlusal function. It's vital for correcting and preventing anterior or posterior crossbites, especially in younger patients whose dental development is still ongoing.

The T-Rex Appliance offers a two-phase approach: arch expansion followed by molar distalization. It employs a pre-activated .032 TMA wire, an expansion screw, and premolar rests. During expansion, a wire embedded in acrylic halts spring activation. Once arch development concludes, clinicians cut this wire, activating springs for molar distalization. An adjustment loop can assist molar rotation, and lingual sheaths, provided by the lab, are spot-welded onto the band.