Double-jointed bits distribute pressure across the center and edges of the tongue. The anatomically shaped KK ULTRA bits made from SENSOGAN are particularly prominent examples of double-jointed bits.
What is the difference between a single-jointed and a double-jointed bit?
Single-jointed bits exert more targeted pressure on the edge of the tongue and less on the centre of the tongue. In contrast, double-jointed bits distribute the pressure over a larger area, so that both the edge and the centre of the tongue are affected.
Which way round is the SPRENGER bit?
SPRENGER bits with a special design have a small arrow on one side of the mouthpiece. This must point forwards on the left-hand side; the bit is then correctly fitted.