Use of Minne Ties® in Surgery First and Aligners Orthognathic Surgery Indiana University, Indianapolis, IN, USA Waldemar D. Polido, DDS, MS, PhD. Clinical Professor, OMFS A surgery first approach for orthognathic surgery is indicated when the post-operative occlusion can be finalized with orthodontics, and the face and airway aspects can be improved by the surgeon (Alfaro et al, 2011). The use of aligners in orthognathic surgery has also increased significantly (Caminiti and

Minne Ties® Anchorage for Elasto-Physiotherapy Massachusetts General Hospital Joseph P. McCain, DMD, FACS Adit Gadh, DMD, Jason Adam, DDS Maxillomandibular fixation (MMF) continues to be a fundamental technique in the management of facial skeletal injuries and reconstructive procedures. Traditional Minne Ties® (dental occlusion ties) represent a novel, minimally invasive approach to MMF that combines rapid application and secure occlusal stabilization. Minne Ties Anchorage Ti

Introducing Minne Ties® Anchorage Designed to Facilitate Application of Guiding Elastics The same Minne Ties you know and trust – now with an added anchorage feature to facilitate use of guiding elastics. Wrapping Anchorage Ties around teeth on the maxilla and mandible rapidly and safely creates an enhanced construct for guiding elastics. Anchorage Ties Key Benefits: • Enhanced anchorage point for elastics. • No wires. No screws. • Designed for patient comfort. •

Minne Ties® IFU Access The complete Minne Ties Instructions for Use (IFU) is a valuable source of important information including Indications for Use, Contraindications, Warnings and Precautions, and Directions for Use. To support best practices and informed use, we encourage all surgeons and clinical staff to review the IFU, which can be accessed online by clicking here or by reaching out to our office at (913) 228-1857 or customerservice@minneties.com. As a reminder, Minn

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Invisian Medical at the 2023 AAOMS and AAO-HNSF Annual Meetings Invisian Medical was honored to exhibit at The 2023 AAOMS Annual Meeting....

AAOMS 2023 Invisian Medical will be exhibiting at The 2023 AAOMS Annual Meeting. Come find us from September 21-23 at booth 1628. We...

Journal of Craniomaxillofacial Trauma & Reconstruction Published Article Heather Schopper¹, MD; Natalie A. Krane², MD; Kevin J. Sykes¹,...

Minne Ties Mini Case Report As more and more surgeons utilize Minne Ties for appropriate cases, they are exploring the versatility of the...

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From the Journals "Does Maxillomandibular Fixation Affect Respiratory Function? A Systematic Review" In an article published in the...

From the Journals "The Financial Burden of Mandibular Trauma" In an article in the September 2011 issue of the Journal of Oral and...

Patient Case Report Intraoperative MMF With Minne Ties Agile MMF During Open Reduction Internal Fixation of a Bilateral Mandible...