Material:

• Made from high-quality stainless steel for durability and resistance to corrosion

Design:

• Specifically designed for anterior teeth, featuring a contoured shape to accommodate the anatomy of anterior teeth

Thickness:

• Engineered for optimal thickness to ensure stability during placement while allowing for precise contouring

Easy Handling:

• Flexible yet sturdy design facilitates easy application and removal during dental procedures

Versatile Use:

• Suitable for various restorative procedures, including composite restorations and temporary crowns

Sterilizable:

• Can be sterilized for reuse, making them a cost-effective and hygienic option for dental practices

Packaging:

• Typically supplied in sets, ensuring a variety of matrices and strips for comprehensive dental use

Sizes :

• No. 1.387A - Small - width 5mm
• No. 1.387 - Medium - width7mm
• No. 1.388 - Large - width 9mm
• No. 1.523 - 0.050mm thick
• No. 1.533 - 0.050mm thick

Tor Vm Proximal Anterior Strips

• 12 x Proximal Anterior Strips

Tor Vm Twin Anterior Matrices

• 12 x Twin Anterior Matrices

Tor Vm Anterior Matrices and Strips Kit (30pcs) No. 1.888

• 6 x Proximal Anterior Strips No. 1.387A
• 6 x Proximal Anterior Strips No. 1.387
• 6 x Proximal Anterior Strips No. 1.388
• 6 x Twin Anterior Matrices No. 1.523
• 6 x Twin Anterior Matrices No. 1.533

Preparation:

• Gather all necessary instruments and materials, including the metal matrices, strips, dental adhesive, and restorative material

Patient Preparation:

• Ensure the patient is comfortably positioned. Isolate the tooth using a rubber dam if necessary

Matrix Selection:

• Choose the appropriate size and shape of the matrix or strip that fits the tooth being restored

Placement:

• Carefully position the matrix around the tooth, ensuring it adapts closely to the contours
• Secure the matrix in place using a wedge or retainer if needed to provide stability

Restoration:

• Apply the dental adhesive to the prepared tooth surface, following the manufacturer's instructions
• Fill the matrix with the chosen restorative material, ensuring proper adaptation and avoiding overfilling

Curing:

• If using light-curable material, cure according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Ensure that the entire restoration is properly cured

Removal:

• After the restoration is set, carefully remove the matrix and any wedges or retainers used during placement

Finishing:

• Assess the restoration for occlusion and contour. Use finishing instruments to achieve the desired shape and polish the surface

Post-Procedure:

• Check for any adjustments needed and provide post-operative care instructions to the patient