• Unique and patented formula
• Develops a light and continuous strength spool
• Clinically tested
• Increases the intervals between replacements
• Exceptional resistance to elongation for permanent efficiency
• Color-resistant
• Latex-free, odour-free
• Wide range of colours
• Spacing and ring size of your choice

FEATURES

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Round straight 14 inch length

Great for bonded retainers

RMO® Inc.

The Rocky Mountain^® Orthodontics (RMO effort began around 1930. Since then, the company has made dramatic advances in the science of orthodontics, establishing itself as one of the leaders of a rapidly evolving field – a field that down through the decades has made people’s lives better. Since its formal incorporation in 1933 as Rocky Mountain Metal Products, RMO^® has been known as a company of energy and ideas – traits that remain at the core of the company’s philosophy today.

RMO is much more than a business and model of excellence among Colorado corporations. The company is the oldest privately held orthodontic firm in the United States, and is a Denver institution whose company history is inextricably linked with the history of Denver and orthodontics itself.

Institution and Determination

Before the advent of chrome alloy (stainless steel) and prior to the founding of RMO, orthodontists had to be skilled craftsmen as well as doctors. In fact, much of their time was spent devising, constructing, and maintaining their own oral appliances. Because those appliances were typically fabricated from gold alloy, which tended to loosen in a short period of time, a large part of an orthodontist’s work was dedicated to repairing and adjusting the appliances after they had been put into use.
The orthodontist’s job demanded mechanical skill, diligence, and even artistry. And yet, for all of the effort involved, the occupation was often less than rewarding. Even the best orthodontic appliances of the day were woefully limited in their effectiveness.

All that changed with the development of versatile stainless steel alloys, coupled with the ingenuity and foresight of RMO‘s founder, Dr. Archie Brusse, a pioneer Denver orthodontist. With a small but capable staff, and with help from an executive at the American Steel and Wire Company, RMO set about developing the first set of prefabricated orthodontic appliance options. After much clinical research and experimentation, the first system of options was unveiled in 1933 at the annual meeting of the American Association of Orthodontists. Reception was negative. Most recognized leaders of that day said it wouldn’t work.

In time, the impact of these prefabricated devices on the world of orthodontics was dramatic. Simply put, they changed the face of dentistry. The wide variety of appliance shapes and sizes supplied by RMO^® enabled orthodontists to treat a diverse array of patients more effectively.

“What was developed was a way of putting things together that provided more effective and creative options for doctors,” says Martin Brusse, RMO^® Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, and son of the company’s founder. “The orthodontist could employ a greater variety of different techniques through more individualized diagnosis and treatment. Patients would benefit.”

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The superior  physical properties of RMO’s Elgiloy ® wire allows the coil spring to function longer without distortion or fatigue. It has greater spring efficiency, having up to 20% more power than spring steel.

Available on reels of 60cm length open or closed in a 4 different thicknesses with 8 different internal diameters.

RMO® Inc.

The Rocky Mountain^® Orthodontics (RMO effort began around 1930. Since then, the company has made dramatic advances in the science of orthodontics, establishing itself as one of the leaders of a rapidly evolving field – a field that down through the decades has made people’s lives better. Since its formal incorporation in 1933 as Rocky Mountain Metal Products, RMO^® has been known as a company of energy and ideas – traits that remain at the core of the company’s philosophy today.

RMO is much more than a business and model of excellence among Colorado corporations. The company is the oldest privately held orthodontic firm in the United States, and is a Denver institution whose company history is inextricably linked with the history of Denver and orthodontics itself.

Institution and Determination

Before the advent of chrome alloy (stainless steel) and prior to the founding of RMO, orthodontists had to be skilled craftsmen as well as doctors. In fact, much of their time was spent devising, constructing, and maintaining their own oral appliances. Because those appliances were typically fabricated from gold alloy, which tended to loosen in a short period of time, a large part of an orthodontist’s work was dedicated to repairing and adjusting the appliances after they had been put into use.
The orthodontist’s job demanded mechanical skill, diligence, and even artistry. And yet, for all of the effort involved, the occupation was often less than rewarding. Even the best orthodontic appliances of the day were woefully limited in their effectiveness.

All that changed with the development of versatile stainless steel alloys, coupled with the ingenuity and foresight of RMO‘s founder, Dr. Archie Brusse, a pioneer Denver orthodontist. With a small but capable staff, and with help from an executive at the American Steel and Wire Company, RMO set about developing the first set of prefabricated orthodontic appliance options. After much clinical research and experimentation, the first system of options was unveiled in 1933 at the annual meeting of the American Association of Orthodontists. Reception was negative. Most recognized leaders of that day said it wouldn’t work.

In time, the impact of these prefabricated devices on the world of orthodontics was dramatic. Simply put, they changed the face of dentistry. The wide variety of appliance shapes and sizes supplied by RMO^® enabled orthodontists to treat a diverse array of patients more effectively.

“What was developed was a way of putting things together that provided more effective and creative options for doctors,” says Martin Brusse, RMO^® Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, and son of the company’s founder. “The orthodontist could employ a greater variety of different techniques through more individualized diagnosis and treatment. Patients would benefit.”

https://www.rmoeurope.com/company/?lang=en

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These popular stainless steel locks are perfect for working with arch wires, tying auxiliaries, tiebacks and activating coil springs. The offset screw ensures effective locking action on all shapes of wire.

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RMO® Inc.

The Rocky Mountain^® Orthodontics (RMO effort began around 1930. Since then, the company has made dramatic advances in the science of orthodontics, establishing itself as one of the leaders of a rapidly evolving field – a field that down through the decades has made people’s lives better. Since its formal incorporation in 1933 as Rocky Mountain Metal Products, RMO^® has been known as a company of energy and ideas – traits that remain at the core of the company’s philosophy today.

RMO is much more than a business and model of excellence among Colorado corporations. The company is the oldest privately held orthodontic firm in the United States, and is a Denver institution whose company history is inextricably linked with the history of Denver and orthodontics itself.

Institution and Determination

Before the advent of chrome alloy (stainless steel) and prior to the founding of RMO, orthodontists had to be skilled craftsmen as well as doctors. In fact, much of their time was spent devising, constructing, and maintaining their own oral appliances. Because those appliances were typically fabricated from gold alloy, which tended to loosen in a short period of time, a large part of an orthodontist’s work was dedicated to repairing and adjusting the appliances after they had been put into use.
The orthodontist’s job demanded mechanical skill, diligence, and even artistry. And yet, for all of the effort involved, the occupation was often less than rewarding. Even the best orthodontic appliances of the day were woefully limited in their effectiveness.

All that changed with the development of versatile stainless steel alloys, coupled with the ingenuity and foresight of RMO‘s founder, Dr. Archie Brusse, a pioneer Denver orthodontist. With a small but capable staff, and with help from an executive at the American Steel and Wire Company, RMO set about developing the first set of prefabricated orthodontic appliance options. After much clinical research and experimentation, the first system of options was unveiled in 1933 at the annual meeting of the American Association of Orthodontists. Reception was negative. Most recognized leaders of that day said it wouldn’t work.

In time, the impact of these prefabricated devices on the world of orthodontics was dramatic. Simply put, they changed the face of dentistry. The wide variety of appliance shapes and sizes supplied by RMO^® enabled orthodontists to treat a diverse array of patients more effectively.

“What was developed was a way of putting things together that provided more effective and creative options for doctors,” says Martin Brusse, RMO^® Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, and son of the company’s founder. “The orthodontist could employ a greater variety of different techniques through more individualized diagnosis and treatment. Patients would benefit.”

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RMO® Inc.

The Rocky Mountain^® Orthodontics (RMO effort began around 1930. Since then, the company has made dramatic advances in the science of orthodontics, establishing itself as one of the leaders of a rapidly evolving field – a field that down through the decades has made people’s lives better. Since its formal incorporation in 1933 as Rocky Mountain Metal Products, RMO^® has been known as a company of energy and ideas – traits that remain at the core of the company’s philosophy today.

RMO is much more than a business and model of excellence among Colorado corporations. The company is the oldest privately held orthodontic firm in the United States, and is a Denver institution whose company history is inextricably linked with the history of Denver and orthodontics itself.

Institution and Determination

Before the advent of chrome alloy (stainless steel) and prior to the founding of RMO, orthodontists had to be skilled craftsmen as well as doctors. In fact, much of their time was spent devising, constructing, and maintaining their own oral appliances. Because those appliances were typically fabricated from gold alloy, which tended to loosen in a short period of time, a large part of an orthodontist’s work was dedicated to repairing and adjusting the appliances after they had been put into use.
The orthodontist’s job demanded mechanical skill, diligence, and even artistry. And yet, for all of the effort involved, the occupation was often less than rewarding. Even the best orthodontic appliances of the day were woefully limited in their effectiveness.

All that changed with the development of versatile stainless steel alloys, coupled with the ingenuity and foresight of RMO‘s founder, Dr. Archie Brusse, a pioneer Denver orthodontist. With a small but capable staff, and with help from an executive at the American Steel and Wire Company, RMO set about developing the first set of prefabricated orthodontic appliance options. After much clinical research and experimentation, the first system of options was unveiled in 1933 at the annual meeting of the American Association of Orthodontists. Reception was negative. Most recognized leaders of that day said it wouldn’t work.

In time, the impact of these prefabricated devices on the world of orthodontics was dramatic. Simply put, they changed the face of dentistry. The wide variety of appliance shapes and sizes supplied by RMO^® enabled orthodontists to treat a diverse array of patients more effectively.

“What was developed was a way of putting things together that provided more effective and creative options for doctors,” says Martin Brusse, RMO^® Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, and son of the company’s founder. “The orthodontist could employ a greater variety of different techniques through more individualized diagnosis and treatment. Patients would benefit.”

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SCHEU DENTAL

About us

In 1926, dentist Rudolf Scheu founded the company SCHEU-DENTAL, which significantly shaped the industry in the following decades through research and development work. In 2020, SCHEU-DENTAL, SCHEU-DENTAL custom-made GmbH and SMILE Dental combined their expertise under one roof – with the clear aim of providing innovative dental technology at the highest level and from a single source. This claim has enabled us to establish ourselves as the market leader in the field of dental printing mould technology,
sleep medicine and 3D printing.

Tradition

We do what we can – and have been doing so for a very long time. We have been supplying the dental industry with high-quality dental technology since 1926. In the process, we have developed some classics that are still decisive today in terms of function and durability: for example, the SCHEU anchor. But it is not only our products and our expertise that make up the tradition at SCHEU-DENTAL.

An integral part of our company history is the responsibility we take for our region and our employees. We employ over 300 people, some of whom have not only worked for us for several decades, but often for several generations. We are proud of this, because our employees are the face of our company.

Our quality

We want to offer you dental technology that takes you further. This includes both long-lasting and reliable classics that have been part of our range for decades, as well as innovative products that offer new and efficient solutions for dental technology. That is why we are constantly asking ourselves: What challenges do our quality products face?
What can be improved with the latest technology? Which industry offers us developments that we can utilise for the dental sector? We then translate these as a solution into a new product that simplifies the day-to-day work of dental technicians and dentists in the long term. In doing so, we regularly put the quality of our products – whether classic or new – are regularly put to the test.

As a manufacturer of medical devices, we also bear a special responsibility. That is why we comply with the requirements of the EU Medical Device Regulation 2017/745 (MDR) with the utmost care. Our products stand for the highest standards of quality, safety and performance – confirmed by our MDR certification.

https://www.scheu-dental.com/en/

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