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band remover

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band remover,
an instrument used to help take circumferential orthodontic bands off teeth.

band,
n 1. a cord, tie, chain, or metal collar by which something is bound.
n 2. a contrasting strip or strip of material running through or along the edge of a material.
band adapter,
band, adjustable orthodontic,
n a band provided with an adjusting screw to permit alteration in size.
band, apron,
band, orthodontic,
n a thin metal ring, usually stainless steel, that secures orthodontic attachments to a tooth. The band, with orthodontic attachments welded or soldered to it, is closely adapted to fit the contours of the tooth and then is cemented into place.
band, pusher,
n an instrument used to adapt the metal band to the tooth.
band remover,
n an instrument used to remove bands from the teeth.
band, rubber,
n See elastic.
band, slip,
n a band formed when a metal is placed under a load and one grain tends to slip or slide on another.
band, striated


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