ContacEz Restorative Strip hvit 8-pk

The restorative strip system features 5 strips:Fjern produktbilde
1 Adjust proximal contact
• The Black Diamond Dental Strip – The Proximal Contact Adjuster – Fine Diamond – Single-sided
Use this strip prior to definitive cementation of crowns, inlays/onlays, and veneers. Use it to adjust good proximal contacts and restore interproximal relief* by elimination of excessive pressure between the indirect restoration and the adjacent teeth without opening the contact. It is also useful for contouring proximal surfaces of composite fillings.

• The Orange Serrated Diamond Strip – The Proximal Contact Adjuster with Sawtooth – Extra-Fine Diamond – Single-sided – Double-serrated
Use this strip instead of the Black Diamond Strip when overly tight contacts are present, and the strip cannot access the interproximal space. The serrated edge readily separates and penetrates the tight contacts to prepare for good proximal contact adjustment. To clean out the excess cement from the interproximal space, use the White or Blue Serrated Strips.

2 Clean out trapped cement
• The White Serrated Strip – The Gentle Saw – Interproximal Cement Cleaner – No Diamond – Double-serrated.
This ultra-thin serrated strip is designed to safely cut and clean out excess cement trapped in the interproximal space after cementation

• The Blue Serrated Strip – The Heavy-Duty Dental Saw – No Diamond – Double-serrated
Designed for more rigorous cutting and cleaning in the interproximal space. It safely cuts into excess resin cement trapped in the interproximal space as an alternative to the White Serrated Strip. It is also very useful for separating fused contacts of multiple veneers after light-curing.

3 Polish to a natural finish
• The Grey Final Polishing Strip – The Proximal Surface Polisher – Extra-fine Diamond – Single-sided
Use this strip to polish proximal contact surfaces to restore natural finish in one step. This strip also confirms interproximal relief* after definitive cementation.

*thejpd (The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry), Vol.97, Issue 4, P244-245, April 01, 2007. “A proximal contact adjustment and interproximal relief methos” by Daniel S. Kim, DDS, Kyu-Won Suh, DDS, MSD, DSO