FIBRAPOST LUX: LIGHT CONDUCTOR FOR BI-POLYMERIZING MATERIALS

Fiber posts for aesthetic restoration and stump reconstruction on non-vital teeth treated endodontically.

Abrasive strips are used during restorative treatments to adjust, shape, smooth or reduce the interproximal area and contact points of the crown (natural and artificial). The primary purpose of finishing and polishing composite restorations is to create a restoration that is uniform and easily cleaned by the patient. Final polishing increases the longevity of the restoration, decrease the incidence of recurrent caries, and promote the health of surrounding tissues.

The abrasive strips are made of stainless-steel base coated with abrasive grit (corundum or diamond).

Transparent strips are matrices which help contour restorative materials to match natural dentition. They are primarily intended for light-cured composite on anterior tooth. Transparency of the product ensures polymerization for light cure or self-cure composites. In addition, transparent strips are made of strong plastic with tensile strength and flexibility ensuring the band to be drawn tightly and snugly around the tooth, giving good marginal adaptation.

Transparent strips are available in a wide range of dimensions as pre-cut bands (straight or curved, variable thickness (75µm thin or 50µm x-thin), variable length (70mm, 100mm or 140mm), variable width (6mm, 8mm or 10mm)).

Articulating Papers are occlusal marking papers, designed to highlight occlusion contacts by creating a mark on the corresponding teeth surfaces. Knowledge about occlusion and occlusal contacts is indispensable for dental practitioners to perform a successful restorative treatment.

The double-sided articulating paper helps the clinicians in the evaluation of adjacent and opposing tooth (natural and artificial) contacts. It allows simultaneous recording of the upper and lower arches.

DRILL-A-POST is a tapered reamer system developed for drilling posts chamber corresponding to FIBRAPOST LUX. These stainless steel reamers are supplied with silicone rings to adjust the drilling depth.

Tofflemire and Nystroem Type 8 matrix bands are stainless steel anatomically preformed bands used in combination with a matrix retainer for the contouring of restorative materials. It enables to perform restoration with anatomic proximal contours and contact areas while creating a temporary interproximal surface. Tofflemire matrix retainers secure the appropriate Tofflemire matrix band in place.

As circumferential system, Matrix band and retainer provides anatomic proximal contour and contact areas with reduced marginal overhangs. In addition, the matrix system favors the stability of restorative material condensation during treatment.

Matrix bands are anatomically preformed. Special care is applied during the finishing step of the bands. With smooth edges and mirror finishing, bands increase patient comfort and avoid trauma.

Matrix retainers can be used lingually and buccally. The non-slip grip of the product improves its handling.

Tofflemire matrix retainer is available in 3 different configurations (Universal, Junior, Senior). Junior retainer and Senior retainer are respectively designed for small mouth and large mouth, while Universal retainer is adapted to a large range of mouth.

Anatomically preformed Tofflemire and Nystroems Type 8 matrix bands are respectively available in 7 and 6 different shapes. All bands are available in two different thicknesses (thin 35 µm and x-thin 50 µm). Assortments are available, including retainers and bands or different bands configurations.

Pella transparent crown forms are transparent strip crowns designed for contouring restorative material and matching natural dentition using “peel-off” technique.

The large choice of available shapes and sizes allows to match natural dentition in a simple and quick way, with minimal finishing. The crown forms provide superior aesthetics than other contouring techniques since they automatically contour the restorative material to match natural dentition. The product transparency enables the use of light-cured composites as restorative materials. In addition, the ease to strip off the crown form after resin hardening (peel off technique) leaves a smooth surface requiring minimal finishing, while the thin interproximal walls allows tight contacts between tooth.

The crown forms are numbered according to a specific chart in order to precisely identify each available shape/size. They are packaged in assorted trays, presenting 39 individual pairs (right and left), 18 individual pairs (right and left) or in refills of 6-pack individual pairs (right and left).