Anterior Inclined Bite Plane

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The Anterior Inclined Bite Plane is a cutting-edge dental appliance designed to address specific bite issues and improve patient comfort. This custom-made device is strategically inclined to accommodate anterior tooth contact, providing relief for patients experiencing anterior open bite or other related dental conditions.

With Wanmei Dental Lab's commitment to excellence, each Anterior Inclined Bite Plane is crafted with precision and care, using high-quality materials and advanced manufacturing techniques. The result is a reliable and effective dental appliance that aids in the correction of dental malocclusions and enhances overall oral health.

Dentists and patients alike trust Wanmei Dental Lab for their expertise in providing superior dental solutions. The Anterior Inclined Bite Plane stands as a testament to their dedication to innovation and patient satisfaction.

Experience the transformative impact of the Anterior Inclined Bite Plane from Wanmei Dental Lab, and discover how this specialized dental appliance can contribute to a more comfortable and healthy bite for patients seeking optimal dental care.

Bite ramp is a very effective device in orthodontic treatment to correct rapidly deep overbite in the beginning of treatment. Its advantages are: it doesn’t need patient cooperation, it is used full-time, it is not necessary to be built, it is easy to bond and it is hygienic.An anterior inclined bite plane, also known as an anterior bite ramp or an inclined anterior bite plane, is a dental appliance used to address specific bite-related issues. It is designed to alter the contact and positioning of the front teeth to achieve proper alignment and function.The anterior inclined bite plane is typically made of acrylic and is custom-fitted to the patient's upper or lower teeth. It consists of a ramp or inclined plane located on the front section of the appliance, which comes into contact with the opposing teeth when the patient bites down.