Matrix Systems:
Anatomical Perfection

small with ledge 12 pcs. There are matrices 0,035 and 0,050 mm thick.

Insert the ends of the Pony matrix into the slots of the ring tines or of the Slot springclip. Select the matrix loop length so that it embraces about 3/4 of the circumference of the tooth being restored; the loop length can be adjusted by moving the matrix ends within the tine slots. After adjustment, bend back the matrix edges and install the system on the tooth using forceps (see p. 25 of the Catalogue). CAUTION! When operating with the ring: 1) before starting, make sure there is no rust on the ring surface and no signs of damage to the integrity of the ring; 2) perform all ring-opening manipulations outside the patient's oral cavity; 3) avoid high-speed opening of the ring; 4) do not open the ring tines wider than 10-12 mm.

Insert the ends of the Pony matrix into the slots of the ring tines or of the Slot springclip. Select the matrix loop length so that it embraces about 3/4 of the circumference of the tooth being restored; the loop length can be adjusted by moving the matrix ends within the tine slots. After adjustment, bend back the matrix edges and install the system on the tooth using forceps (see p. 25 of the Catalogue). CAUTION! When operating with the ring: 1) before starting, make sure there is no rust on the ring surface and no signs of damage to the integrity of the ring; 2) perform all ring-opening manipulations outside the patient's oral cavity; 3) avoid high-speed opening of the ring; 4) do not open the ring tines wider than 10-12 mm.

large with ledge 12 pcs. There are matrices 0,035 and 0,050 mm thick.

24 pcs. There are matrices 0,035 and 0,050 mm thick. matrices N 1.341 - 6 pcs. matrices N 1.342 - 6 pcs. matrices N 1.343 - 6 pcs. matrices N 1.344 - 6 pcs. “Slot” springclip – 1 pc.

24 pcs. There are matrices 0,035 and 0,050 mm thick. matrices N 1.341 - 6 pcs. matrices N 1.342 - 6 pcs. matrices N 1.343 - 6 pcs. matrices N 1.344 - 6 pcs. “Slot” ring – 1 pc.

Insert the ends of the Pony matrix into the slots in the tines of the ring or of the Slot fixator. Choose the loop length so that it can encircle about 3/4 of the circumference of the tooth being restored; the loop length can be adjusted by moving the matrix ends within the slots of the tines. After adjustment, bend back the edges of the matrix and place the system on the tooth using the forceps (see p. 25 of the Catalogue). ATTENTION! When working with the ring: 1) before starting, make sure there are no traces of rust on the ring surface and no signs of damage to the ring's integrity; 2) perform all ring-spreading manipulations outside the patient's oral cavity; 3) avoid abrupt spreading of the ring; 4) do not spread the ring tines apart by more than 10–12 mm.

Insert the ends of the Pony matrix into the slots of the ring tines or of the Slot springclip. Select the matrix loop length so that it embraces about 3/4 of the circumference of the tooth being restored; the loop length can be adjusted by moving the matrix ends within the tine slots. After adjustment, bend back the matrix edges and install the system on the tooth using forceps (see p. 25 of the Catalogue). CAUTION! When operating with the ring: 1) before starting, make sure there is no rust on the ring surface and no signs of damage to the integrity of the ring; 2) perform all ring-opening manipulations outside the patient's oral cavity; 3) avoid high-speed opening of the ring; 4) do not open the ring tines wider than 10-12 mm.