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GDC Margin Trimmer - 6 (Mt28h)

Name: GDC Margin Trimmer - 6 (Mt28h)
Brand: GDC
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GDC Margin Trimmer - 6 (Mt28h)

The GDC Margin Trimmer - 6 (MT28H) Margin trimmers, also known as gingival margin trimmers, are restorative cutting instruments used to cut enamel and produce a bevel on enamel margins. These dental instruments have slightly curved blades with sharp beveled cutting edges to provide mesial or distal access into the preparation.

Usage:

Crown Preparations: Dentists use the Margin Trimmer to shape and refine the margins of a tooth that is being prepared to receive a dental crown. Precise margins are crucial for achieving a good fit and seal of the crown.
Bridge Preparations: When preparing abutment teeth for dental bridges, the instrument helps create accurate margins that ensure proper fit and support for the bridge.
Veneer Preparations: The instrument is also used in preparing teeth for veneers, ensuring that the veneer restoration fits precisely and provides a natural appearance.

Features

Blade Design: Margin trimmers typically have slightly curved blades with sharp, beveled cutting edges. The curvature allows for easy access to mesial or distal areas of the preparation.
Beveling Capability: The sharp beveled cutting edges of the instrument allow for creating a bevel on the enamel margins. Beveling aids in achieving a smooth transition between the restoration and the natural tooth, improving aesthetics and preventing sharp edges.
Variety of Sizes: Margin trimmers come in various sizes to accommodate different clinical scenarios and tooth sizes. Different sizes are available to match the dimensions of the tooth being prepared.
Ergonomic Handle: The handle of the margin trimmer is designed for comfortable grip and control during the procedure, allowing the dentist to maneuver the instrument with precision.
Stainless Steel Construction: High-quality stainless steel is commonly used to make margin trimmers, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of sterilization.
Autoclavable: Stainless steel construction allows margin trimmers to be autoclaved for proper sterilization between uses.
Precision Cutting: The sharp cutting edges and precise design of margin trimmers allow for controlled enamel removal without damaging the underlying tooth structure.
Smooth Finish: Margin trimmers create smooth and well-defined enamel margins, which are essential for the accurate fitting of restorations.
Versatility: While primarily used for crown and bridge preparations, margin trimmers can also be used in other restorative procedures where precise enamel shaping is required.

Description

Specification

Type: Restorative Cutting Instruments
Category: Filling Instruments
Material: Stainless Steel
Corrosion Resistance: Yes
Disposable/Reusable: Reusable

Packaging

1 x Margin Trimmer

Direction to use

Preparation: Ensure you have the necessary personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves, masks, and eyewear.
Tooth Preparation: Complete the initial tooth preparation according to the type of restoration you're performing (crown, bridge, etc.).
Margin Trimmer Selection: Choose the appropriate margin trimmer size and shape for the specific tooth and preparation.
Isolation: Ensure proper isolation of the tooth to maintain a dry field for accurate trimming.
Bevel Design: Determine the desired bevel angle for the enamel margin. Beveling helps achieve a smooth transition between the restoration and the natural tooth.
Application: Hold the margin trimmer with a comfortable grip, ensuring control and stability.
Gingival Margin Trimming: Position the cutting edge of the trimmer against the enamel margin. The beveled edge of the trimmer should be directed towards the tooth structure. Gently apply pressure and use a controlled sweeping motion to trim the enamel. Maintain a light touch to avoid excessive removal.
Smooth Motion: Move the margin trimmer along the enamel margin in a smooth, controlled motion. Keep the beveled edge in contact with the enamel.
Mesial and Distal Aspects: If needed, use the curved blade to access mesial or distal aspects of the preparation, ensuring consistent beveling.
Visual Inspection: Regularly inspect the enamel margin as you trim to ensure that you are achieving the desired bevel and smooth transition.
Frequent Rinsing: Rinse the tooth frequently to remove debris and allow clear visibility of the preparation.
Test Restoration Fit: Periodically test the fit of the dental restoration to ensure that the margins are accurately shaped.
Fine-Tuning: Use light, delicate motions to fine-tune the beveled margins as needed.
Final Inspection: After trimming, carefully inspect the margins to ensure they are smooth, accurate, and well-defined.
Cleaning and Sterilization: Thoroughly clean and sterilize the margin trimmer according to recommended protocols after each use.