Heavy Wear On Both Sides Of Band
Both sides of band have heavy wear patterns.

Both sides of band have heavy wear patterns.

"Short" on the tooth edge is a term used to describe the straightness of the band. The teeth are on...
The fracture originates from the back edge of band. The origin of the fracture is indicated by a flat area...
"Long" on the tooth edge is a term used to describe the straightness of the band. The teeth are on...
Heavy wear in only the smallest gullets is an indication that there is a lack of gullet capacity for the...
Wear patterns are near gullet area on one side and near back edge on opposite side. Probable Cause: Loose side guides. Chipped, worn...
High temperature or pressure generated during the cut bonding the chips to the tip and face of teeth. Probable Cause : Insufficient...
The fracture originates in the gullet and immediately travels in an angular direction into the backing of band. Probable Cause: An excessive...
The tooth tips show a discolored surface from generating an excessive amount of frictional heat during use. Probable Cause : Insufficient sawing...
The wear on teeth is smooth across the tips and the corners of set teeth have become rounded. Probable Cause : Broken,...
When a broken band lying on a flat surface displays a twist from one end to the other, this indicates...
