The aim of this project is to assess the clinical efficacy of the new archwires in Stage 1 (leveling and aligning) and Stage 2 (space closure) of orthodontic treatment using a twin bracket. The working hypothesis is that reduction of sliding resistance in bracket-wire interfaces will allow effective tooth movement in leveling, aligning, and sliding, while minimizing unwanted tooth movement such as lateral (mesio-distal direction) movement due to friction. This will be tested in a total of 80 patients who are undergoing active treatment in the University of North Carolina (UNC) orthodontic graduate clinic. These patients will be comprised of a treatment group (coated) and a control group (uncoated) of 20 each in Stage 1 and Stage 2 treatment.