Peiva

Peiva refers to a specific set of dental instruments used in orthodontics. These instruments are typically small, specialized tools designed for manipulating orthodontic wires and brackets. The precise design and function of peiva instruments can vary, but they generally facilitate tasks such as bending, ligating, and positioning orthodontic appliances within a patient's mouth.

The term "peiva" is often used within orthodontic practice to categorize a group of these highly specific tools. Dentists and orthodontists rely on these instruments to achieve precise adjustments and ensure the proper placement of braces and other orthodontic devices. Their small size and intricate shapes are essential for working in the confined space of the oral cavity and for delicate manipulation of orthodontic materials.

While specific manufacturers may have their own brand names for similar instruments, the term peiva is a recognized descriptor within the field. Understanding the purpose and application of peiva instruments is crucial for orthodontic professionals, as their effective use contributes to the successful treatment of malocclusions and the alignment of teeth.