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rocky mountain orthodontics® Friction Selection Control® Small, smooth, comfortable Bracket design results in reduced treatment time Choose your favorite color ligatures Synergy enables orthodontic wires to reach their full potential. The wire needs to slide smoothly through the brackets during alignment in order to reach its full biomechanical potential. Friction is the greatest inhibitor of tooth movement. Friction can reduce the effectiveness of braces by 70% and it can even prevent certain movements. The Synergy bracket, enables the new generation of super-elastic wires Thermaloy ®...

rocky mountain orthodontics® S W L F S©N E R G Y R® Friction Selection Control® ® Independent research confirms reduced treatment time ® Enhanced design - use with or without colored ligatures ® Faster and more precise results compared to other self ligating systems The Best Just Got Better RMO®'s SWLF (Straight Wire Low Friction) Synergy R® bracket represents the latest development in low friction systems, passive when you want it, total control when you need it. No clips, no doors, and no failures. SWLF Synergy R combines the simplicity and ease of self-ligating bracket design with the...

rocky mountain orthodontics® Friction Selection Control Synergy [sin-er-jee] : is the combination... FSC® delivers maximum tooth-by-tooth control throughout the entire course of treatment “Reduced Friction” mode for enhanced sliding mechanics. Especially effective during the 1st phase of treatment. ... of two or more things that creates an effect... “Moderate Rotation” for basic rotational control. Especially effective for rotating cuspids. “Maximum Rotation” for better rotational control. Especially effective for rotating cuspids. “Conventional Control” for tooth management where and when...