Clinical Overview
Metal contoured matrices for molars and premolars are designed to provide precise adaptation during restorative procedures. They enhance contact points and minimize the risk of leakage, contributing to improved clinical outcomes.
Key Benefits
- Precise adaptation: Ensures optimal fit for restorations.
- Enhanced contact points: Improves interproximal contacts for better function.
- Leakage reduction: Minimizes the risk of microleakage.
- Durable material: Provides strength and stability during use.
- Compatibility: Suitable for various restorative materials.
Kit Contents
- Refer to packaging for exact contents and sizes.
Working & Setting Times
- Working: Allows for adequate handling time during placement.
- Setting: Not applicable.
Indications
- Restorative procedures for molars and premolars.
- Situations requiring enhanced contact point formation.
- Cases where leakage prevention is critical.
- Use in conjunction with dental clamps for stability.
Instructions for Use
- Select the appropriate size matrix for the tooth being restored.
- Position the matrix around the tooth and secure with a clamp.
- Ensure proper adaptation to the tooth surface.
- Perform the restorative procedure as per standard protocols.
- Remove the matrix and clamp after the material has set.
Summary
Metal contoured matrices for molars and premolars are essential tools in restorative dentistry, providing precise adaptation and enhancing contact points while reducing leakage. They are compatible with various restorative materials and are indicated for use in conjunction with dental clamps, ensuring stability during procedures.
