RMO Blue Elgiloy Wire Straight Lengths 10/pk

• Elgiloy Cobalt-Base Alloy: Crafted from the renowned Elgiloy cobalt-base alloy, known for its exceptional properties ideal for orthodontic applications.
• Blue Designation: Signifies a specific temper or heat treatment, imparting superior mechanical properties to the wire.
• Straight Lengths: Provided in straight lengths suitable for various orthodontic applications such as finishing arches, lingual arches, retainers, and other removable appliances.
• Five Arch Forms: Available in five different arch forms—normal, tapered, ovoid, narrow tapered, and narrow ovoid—providing flexibility to match different patient anatomies.
• Optimized Mechanical Properties: Undergoes a specific heat treatment process recommended by the manufacturer, optimizing mechanical properties for orthodontic use.
• Distal Length: Allows for individualized bends or continuation to the second molar, facilitating treatment customization.
• Length: Each wire is 14 inches in length, providing ample material for various orthodontic applications.
• Blue Elgiloy® Temper: Initially the softest of the tempers, allowing for ease of manipulation, welding, or soldering, suitable for wires over .020” (0.508mm) or those requiring considerable shaping.
• Versatile Use: Excellent for edgewise arches, lingual arches, retainers, and other removable appliances, catering to diverse orthodontic needs.
• Reliability: Manufactured by Rocky Mountain Orthodontics (RMO), ensuring high quality, reliability, and consistent performance throughout the treatment process.

• Material: Cobalt-Base Alloy
• Wire Length: 14"

Available Size:

• Size- 032
• Size- 036
• Size- 016 x 022
• Size- 017 x 025
• Size- 019 x 026

• 10 x Blue Elgiloy Wire

• Selecting the Correct Wire: Choose the appropriate arch form (normal, tapered, ovoid, narrow tapered, or narrow ovoid) based on the patient's anatomical considerations and treatment plan.
• Preparing the Wire: Ensure the wire is clean and free from any debris or contaminants before use.
• Measuring and Cutting: Measure the required length of wire needed for the specific orthodontic appliance or treatment. Use orthodontic wire cutters to cut the wire to the desired length, ensuring precision and accuracy.
• Bending and Shaping: Utilize orthodontic pliers to bend and shape the wire according to the treatment plan and patient's needs. Take advantage of the Blue Elgiloy® temper, which allows for ease of manipulation, bending, welding, or soldering as required.
• Placement and Securing: Place the wire in the orthodontic appliance or treatment area, ensuring proper positioning and fit.
  Secure the wire in place using appropriate orthodontic techniques, such as ligatures or bonding materials, ensuring stability and effectiveness.
• Adjustments and Monitoring: Regularly monitor the wire and make any necessary adjustments or modifications as the treatment progresses. Ensure the wire remains in optimal condition throughout the treatment duration.
• Post-Treatment Care: Provide the patient with appropriate post-treatment care instructions, including oral hygiene practices and any specific care guidelines related to the orthodontic appliance or treatment.

Question: What is the RMO Blue Elgiloy Wire Straight Lengths used for?
Answer: This wire is used in various orthodontic applications, including finishing arches, lingual arches, retainers, and other removable appliances.

Question: How many arch forms are available for this wire?
Answer: The wire is available in five different arch forms—normal, tapered, ovoid, narrow tapered, and narrow ovoid—providing flexibility to match different patient anatomies.

Question: Can this wire be used for welding or soldering?
Answer: Yes, the Blue Elgiloy® temper allows for ease of manipulation, welding, or soldering, making it suitable for wire.

Question: What post-treatment care instructions should be provided to patients?
Answer: Patients should receive instructions on proper oral hygiene practices and any specific care guidelines related to the orthodontic appliance or treatment using this wire.

Question: How does the wire maintain its form and resiliency over time?
Answer: The wire undergoes a specific heat treatment process optimizing its mechanical properties for orthodontic use and ensuring long-term stability.

Question: Are there any considerations for using this wire in different patient cases?
Answer: Tooth size, facial type, and other morphological considerations have been built into the five available arch forms, allowing for tailored treatment approaches to suit individual patient needs.

Question: How can I ensure optimal results when using this wire?
Answer: Regularly monitor the wire throughout the treatment process to ensure safe and effective outcomes.