Short Overview: If your wire has come out of the back bracket, it may be possible to replace with tweezers or a hemostat. Learn about reverse curve wires and why we use them to solve deep bite problems in patients .
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If your wire has come out of the back bracket, it may be possible to replace with tweezers or a hemostat. Learn about reverse curve wires and why we use them to solve deep bite problems in patients .
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- If your wire has come out of the back bracket, it may be possible to replace with tweezers or a hemostat.
- Learn about reverse curve wires and why we use them to solve deep bite problems in patients .
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