Myobrace for Teens T3 trainer with frame (Myobrace T3)

he Myobrace for Teens ™ range of devices for adolescents is designed to correct myofunctional habits in the late shift bite, as well as stimulate the development of dental arches and align teeth.

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Myobrace ™ Teens ™

LATE CHANGE BITS The Myobrace for Teens ™ range of devices for teens is designed to correct myofunctional habits in a late shift bite, as well as stimulate the development of dental arches and align teeth. At each of the four stages of treatment, a specific model of the apparatus is used. Myobrace for Teens ™ gently guides teething teeth.

Myobrace t3

The T3 device is designed to correct the position of individual teeth, and also to further stimulate the development of the dental arch and eliminate bad habits. Its rigid Dynamicore ™ internal framework contributes to the development of the dental arch shape. In addition, individual tooth cells help correct the position of the front teeth. The T3 is available in seven sizes.

MRC has become a leader in the development of correction systems for myofunctional problems in children, proving the effectiveness of orthodontic correction methods without the use of braces. Such treatment also helps to improve the development of the facial skeleton of the child. The basis of the MRC method is the correction of the position and function of the tongue, as well as the normalization of nasal breathing and training the proper functioning of the perioral muscles.

The system of Myobrace® devices effectively trains the tongue to take the correct position in the dome of the palate, allows you to rearrange the work of the perioral muscles, and also has a slight leveling effect on the dentition.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

3 factors contribute to the proper development of the dentofacial system:

• Lips closed at rest.
• Breathing is carried out by the nose.
• No lip tension when swallowing.

Bad habits, such as infantile swallowing and mouth breathing, often cause crowded teeth and malocclusion. Studies have shown that the correction of these habits positively affects the development of the dentofacial system.

The use of removable devices requires good patient motivation and compliance with the wearing regime. Therefore, it is important to select only motivated patients and parents for treatment. For the rest, it may be easier to offer braces.