LD Dental Fixing Wedges with Holes

• Multiple Sizes: Available in Extra Small (Blue), Small (Green), Medium (Yellow), and Large (Purple).
• Color-Coded: Easy size identification with a clear color-coding system.
• Integrated Hole: Facilitates easy handling and secure grip using dental instruments.
• High-Quality Plastic: Durable, flexible material ensures gentle but firm tooth separation.
• Enhanced Stability: Improves stability during procedures, ensuring tight contact points.
• Improved Adaptability: Adapts to various tooth contours, minimizing gaps.
• Efficiency in Use: Simplifies achieving proper tooth separation and material placement.
• Versatile Application: Effective with matrix bands during Class II restorations.
• Comfortable for Patients: Gentle on gingival tissues, enhancing patient comfort.
• Professional-Grade Tool: Suitable for a wide range of restorative dental procedures.

• Material: Plastic

Available Size:

• Extra Small: 17.8 x 1.7mm (Blue)
• Small: 17.8 x 2.1mm (Green)
• Medium: 17.8 x 2.45 mm (Yellow)
• Large: 17.8 x 2.8 mm (Purple)

• Pack of 100 pcs

• Select the Appropriate Size: Choose the wedge size based on the interproximal space: Extra Small (Blue), Small (Green), Medium (Yellow), or Large (Purple).
• Prepare the Working Area: Ensure the tooth and surrounding area are clean and dry.
• Place the Matrix Band: Position the matrix band around the tooth requiring restoration.
• Insert the Wedge: Using a dental instrument, grip the wedge through the integrated hole. Gently insert the wedge into the interproximal space, between the teeth, adjacent to the matrix band.
  Ensure the wedge is placed firmly but gently to achieve proper separation without causing discomfort.
• Adjust the Wedge: Confirm the wedge is positioned correctly and securely. Adjust if necessary to ensure optimal adaptation to the tooth contour and tight contact with the matrix band.
• Perform the Restoration: Proceed with the placement and contouring of the restorative material. Ensure the material is properly adapted and contoured against the matrix band and adjacent teeth.
• Remove the Wedge: Once the restoration is complete and the material has set, gently remove the wedge using a dental instrument. Carefully remove the matrix band.
• Final Adjustments: Check the restoration for proper fit, contour, and contact points. Make any necessary adjustments to ensure a smooth and precise finish.
• Post-Procedure Care: Clean the area and provide the patient with appropriate post-procedure care instructions.

Question: Are these wedges suitable for all types of restorations?
Answer: They are particularly effective for Class II restorations but can be used in various restorative procedures requiring tooth separation.

Question: How do I choose the correct wedge size?Answer: Select the wedge size based on the interproximal space. Extra Small for narrow gaps, Small for slightly wider gaps, Medium for standard spaces, and Large for broader spaces.

Question: Are these wedges comfortable for patients?
Answer: Yes, the flexible plastic material is gentle on gingival tissues, ensuring patient comfort during procedures.

Question: Do the color-coded wedges simplify the identification process?
Answer: Absolutely, the color-coding system makes it easy to identify and select the appropriate wedge size quickly.

Question: What is the main advantage of using LD Dental Fixing Wedges with Holes?
Answer: The main advantage is the combination of precise handling, easy identification, and effective tooth separation, leading to efficient and high-quality dental restorations.