2019年8月9日 · The TPA (Trans-Palatal Arch) is a thin wire that goes across the roof of the mouth from first molar to first molar. Most people get a TPA to maintain arch width and aid in molar movement that wires alone can’t achieve.

The Trans-Palatal Arch is comprised of stainless steel rings (bands) around the posterior teeth (usually molars) and a looped wire that spans the palate (roof of the mouth) without touching it. The Trans-Palatal Arch is used to hold upper molars in place, stabilizing the position of these teeth during or after the movement of other teeth.

Trans Palatal Arch (TPA) is a common orthodontic appliance that connects upper molars with a bar that extends across the palate. Book an appointment with Dr. Ivanov and call us at 786-540-1919. WHY CHOOSE US?

A Transpalatal Arch (TPA) is an orthodontic device which connects two molars in the upper jaw. It is a type of Lingual Arch used to maintain tooth space.

The Transpalatal Arch (TPA) Appliance is designed to stabilize the position of the molars following orthodontic treatment. It functions as an anchorage device, featuring laser-welded eyelets that can be used to assist in the eruption of impacted incisors.

2023年3月17日 · Discover everything you need to know about TPA appliances with braces, including their purpose, the treatment process, proper care, and potential risks. Learn how TPA appliances can improve your orthodontic treatment outcome and overall oral health.