How to operate:

Polishing Discs

Metal Sectional Matrices

Anterior Strips and Matrices

Metal Saddle Matrices

Metal Contoured Matrices Pony

Metal Contoured Matrices

Metal Contoured Matrices Combined with Clamp

Wedges Elastic

Loop Matrices

Do-All Proxicut System

Proxicut System

Transparent Contoured Matrices Combined with Clamp

Transparent Contoured Self-Adhesive Matrices

Transparent Cervical Matrix System

Transparent Crowns

Strip Holders

Polishing Discs

How to operate

1. Remove excess composite and contour the restoration using a fine diamond or carbide bur.
2. Accurately open the package with discs to avoid squabbling and mixing of the discs and choose disc for gross reduction of necessary diameter.
3. Place disc for gross reduction by gentle pushing of the connector onto preliminary sterilized mandrel until the disc is secure connected (disc must not wobble on mandrel).
4. Start polishing at a speed not more than 10000 rpm. (speed and duration when using disc of another type - for details see the IFU).
5. When the polishing is finished wash away the residuals of polishing.
6. Remove the gross reduction disc from mandrel by positioning a thumbnail under the disc connector and pushing the disc away from the mandrel.
7. Place disc for contouring by gentle pushing of the connector onto mandrel until the disc is secure (disc must not wobble on mandrel) and repeat procedures 3 – 4 taking into account changed abrasiveness of the disc.

Warning

1. Do not use discs and mandrels on handpieces intended for speeds exceeding 30000 rpm to avoid the disc or mandrel damage that may lead to an injury.
2. Do not operate mandrel without disc.
3. Avoid contacting of mandrel or disc connector with composite - possible discoloration may require to repeat polishing once more.
4. Use successively discs of all 4 types - otherwise the quality of restoration polishing may be reduced.
5. Control quality of disc surface while operating. Rotational behavior and the appearance of the disc changes 10-15 seconds before separation or break. The visual appearance of the disintegrated disc is changed. Do not use discs with delaminated abrasive coating or damaged polymer part. This may cause tissue damage.
6. Control the cooling air supply during polishing to avoid dentin overheating.
7. Do not use polishing disc once more – discs are single-use device – second use can lead to:
- tissue infection,
- tissue damage caused by delamination of abrasive coating,
- tissue damage by parts of disintegrated disc,
- tissue damage caused by disconnection between disc and mandrel.
8. If package with discs or mandrels is broken or disrupted discs or mandrels prior to use must be sterilized by a standard method.
For details - please see IFU

Metal Sectional Matrices

Installation with ring № 1.099

Install matrix and fixing wedge
Using forceps N 1.099-1 (or NN 1.099-2, 1.099-3) force apart the ring N 1.099, avoiding excessive opening of ring tines.
Install the ring onto the matrix and perform restoration.

Variants of installation with rings N 1.099

Ring after wedge - restoration of large decays.
Ring before wedge - restoration of small decays.
Installation of two rings with different lengths of tines on two contact points of the tooth.

Installation with springclip № 1.009

Install matrix, wedge and springclip.
Springclip N 1.009 combines functions of ring N 1.099 and forceps NN 1.099-1, 1.099-2, 1.099-3). Springclip presses matrix to the tooth easier than ring installed with forceps.

Anterior Strips and Matrices

How to operate

Proximal Anterior Strips

1. Install anterior strip vertically.
2. Press the handhold of the strip forcing its working part to the adjacent tooth.

Twin Anterior Matrices

Saddle Metal Matrices

To provide perfect contact choose appropriate matrix length.
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Please keep in mind that tines of ring and springclip for sectional matrices are larger than diameter of cylinder-shape tubes of saddle matrices, so ring № 1.099 and springclip № 1.009 are not appropiate for installation of saddle matrices.
Tines
of ring № 1.033
Tines
of ring № 1.099

Installation with springclip № 1.003

Choose matrix of appropriate length and insert tines of springclip outside the patient mouth into the matrix side tubes.
Install system onto the tooth.
Operating position on mesial side.

Installation with ring № 1.033

Choose matrix of appropriate length. Insert ring tines into the saddle matrix side tubes (you may force apart the ring tines usinf forceps to make insertion more convenient).
Install the system on to the tooth using forceps № 1.099-1.
Operating position.
Operating position on mesial side.

Metal Contoured Matrices Pony

Installation with Slot sprinclip № 1.004

Insert matrix into the slots of springclip.
Regulate the matrix loop length, fix it and install the system onto the tooth.
Operating position. Installation on distal surface is also possible.

Installation with Slot ring № 1.044

Open the ring with matrix via forceps №1.099-1 or via standard rubber dam clamp forceps and insert matrix into the slots of ring № 1.044.
Open ring with matrix using forceps and install the system onto the tooth.
Operating position. System can be also installed on mesial surface.

When fixing matrices different from Pony matrices, please, be sure that the width of matrix wings is less than slot height, cut the wings to fit slot height if necessary.

Metal Contoured matrices

OPERATING WITH TOFFLMIRE MATRIX RETAINER

(transparent contoured matrices are installed in the same manner)
1. Turn of screw 1 to set free slot 3 and insert matrix
а) in slots 4 and 3 (matrix loop along matrix holder axis),
б) in slots 5 and 3 (matrix loop perpendicular to matrix retainer axis).
2. Fix matrix in matrix retainer by turning of screw 1.
3. Fix matrix on tooth by turning of screw 2.

Metal Contoured Matrices with Clamp

How to operate

1. Install matrix onto the tooth and press the clamp.
2. Operating position.
Restoration of two contacts with matrix combined with clamp, fixing wedges and ring № 1.099.

LOOP MATRICES

How to operate

Construction of loop matrices provides simplicity of loop length regulation in accordance to tooth size. Loop matrices are installed without retainer.
Mainly to be used for protection of adjacent tooth against bur upon cavity preparation.
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1. Regulate the loop size corresponding to the tooth size.
2. Install loop marix onto the tooth and tighten matrix end up to complete embracing of the tooth.

Wedges Elastic

How to operate

1. Outside the patient mouth install forceps tines into the holes of elastic wedge.
2. Open forceps stretching elastic wedge and install it into interdental space.
3. Operating position

Do-All Proxicut System

How to operate

Rotate screw handle 1 to move closer legs of do-all proxicut holder so that the distance between outer sides of holder legs becomes equal to the length of the blade (trip).
Insert the blade (strip) in gripes 2 of holder legs and tighten the gripes with key 3.
Rotate screw handle 1 to tighten the blade (strip) between holder legs.
Modes of holder - handle fixation:
with handle № 1.107
with handle 1.109
Do-all proxicut holder can also be operated without handle or fixed in EVE-type hand piece providing to-and-fro motion.

Proxicut System

How to operate

Insert finger of leg 1 of the proxicut holder into the hole of saw blade (diamond strip) 4 and bend the blade (strip) 4 around leg 1 of the proxicut holder.
Bend the blade (strip) 4 around leg 1 of the proxicut holder, insert finger on leg 2 of the proxicut holder in another hole of the the blade (strip) 4.
Rotate screw handle 3 of the holder to tighten up the blade (strip) between legs 1 and 2 of the holder.
Remove excess filling material by rocking motion of the blade (strip) 4 within inter-proximal space.

Transparent Contoured Matrices with Clamp

Installation

1. Install matrix onto the tooth.
2. Fix matrix on the tooth by pressing the clamp.
3. operating position.

Transparent Contoured Self-Adhesive Matrices

Installation

Install matrix onto the tooth.
Remove red protective layer from matrix sides.
Stick glued matrix sides with each other.

Transparent Cervical Matrix System

How to operate:

1. Insert matrix into the cervical former.
2. Cut out matrix in accordance with the tooth shape. Regulate the matrix position according to the tooth size.
3. Fix matrix in the cervical former by the stopper.
4. Perform the tooth restoration.

Transparent Crowns

How to operate:

1. Cut off the crown from the plate (if necessary) and puncture it.
2. Place the crown with filling material.
3. Put the filled crown on to the tooth under restoration.
4. Remove the excess filling material squeezed from the hole.

Strip Holders

How to operate

Metal strip fixation in holders №№ 1.105, 1.106, 1.106B.
Scheme A
Plastic strip fixation in holders №№ 1.105, 1.106, 1.106B.
Scheme B

Strip fixation in anterior strip holder № 1.105

Choose appropriate distance between holder tines by rotating holder screw handle with key, insert the strip into the slots of holder tines:
metal strips - scheme A (see above)
plastic strips - scheme B (see above).
Tighten the strip by rotating holder screw handle with key.

Strip fixation in posterior strip holder № 1.106

Press tines closer as shown in the figure, insert the strip into the slots of holder tines:
metal strips - scheme A (see above)
plastic strips - scheme B (see above).
System is ready for use.

 

 

 

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