Sectional Matrix Bands

Written by Administrator Sunday, 01 March 2009 00:00

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• SECTIONAL MATRIX BANDS •

Danville Materials

Contact Matrix with Mega Rings makes perfect, tight contacts even easier. They apply one of the greatest forces in the profession for the tightest contacts. Their design allows easy “stacking,” and converging tines prevent “pop-offs” while offering the widest tines to span the widest preps. Con-tact Matrix matrices are made of ultrathin, springy stainless steel that resists crumpling when placed. For more information, call (800) 827-7940.

JS Dental Manufacturing
FenderMate is a wedge and section matrix combined. The matrix and wedge are inserted together as easy as a regular wedge, creating good approximal contact. The unique wedge design with collapsing wing accommodates most applications. FenderMate is available in right, left, normal, and narrow. The matrix is made of 0.0002-in soft metal. It can be used with the Fender-Wedge to protect the adjacent tooth during preparation. For more information, call (800) 284-3368.

Ultradent Products

The Omni-Matrix Sectional was created with the natural structure of the tooth in mind. The matrices and re-tainer clamp are designed to work together to produce restorations that mimic the natural curvatures of a tooth. The system incorporates 4 distinct matrix bands that are extremely thin and flexible. The matrix bands easily conform to any tooth surface. For more information, call (800) 552-5512.

TrioDent
A perfect class II composite restoration can easily be achieved with the cleverly designed Tab-Matrix, an integral component of TrioDent’s V-Ring Sectional Matrix System. The superior anatomical form replicates the natural proximal curvature of a tooth. It is safe to transfer and easy to place, thanks to a unique tab. The tab can also be trap-ped during placement of the retainer ring. For more information, call (800) 811-3949 or visit the Web site triodent.com.

DENTSPLY Caulk

The Palodent sectional ma-trix system is one of the dental profession’s most trusted contoured sectional matrix systems, with years of clinical support. The BiTine Rings create a tension that gently presses a treatment tooth away from its abutment contact, eliminating the need for forced wedging. The sectional matrices are contoured precisely to recreate the natural morphology between teeth. For more information, call (800) 532-2855.

Kerr

SuperMat is a universal matrix tensioning system designed to facilitate large-scale direct restorations of posterior teeth. It provides an anatomically shaped temporary boundary for restorative material to safely and evenly polymerize, eliminating the need for cumbersome, uncomfortable retainers and bands. The SuperMat system includes ringed SuperCap matrices along with the SuperLock tensioning instrument. For more information, call (800) KERR-123 or visit kerrdental.com.

Garrison Dental Solutions
The Composi-Tight 3D sectional matrix system features the all-new Soft Face 3D-Ring with contoured soft silicone faces that mold sectional matrix bands to the teeth. The result is an im-proved anatomical shape without buccal or lingual flash when performing class II posterior composite restorations. Each 3D-Ring tip has a firm core that directs the ring tension. For more information, call (888) 437-0032 or visit the Web site garrisondental.com.

Vident
Walser reusable stainless steel matrix bands are easy to fit and place in seconds. The bands feature a built-in spring system that adapts to the shape of the individual tooth. This unique matrix system can band 2 teeth simultaneously. It even has a band design that can fit over a rubber dam clamp when isolation is critical. For more information, call (800) 828-3839.

Ho Dental
The one-size-fits-all Ho Sectional Matrix is so perfectly sized and contoured that it’s all you need to complete your restorations. Like the original Ho Band, the Ho Sectional Matrix is 0.001-in thin. Most sectional matrices do not conform to the proximal contours of natural teeth. The Ho Sectional Matrix overcomes this deficiency. For more information, call (866) 430-3718 or visit the Web site located at hodentalcompany.com.
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