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In restorative dentistry, it’s vital to have quality tools in order to effectively form and shape the composite. We offer an array of such instruments, amongst which is the BAD (which stands for Biomimetic Aesthetic Dentistry) Pen. This apparatus is...

Finishing and polishing procedures are regarded as perhaps some of the most important steps in restorative dentistry as they ensure a smooth and uniform restoration. In addition, a successful restoration also entails longevity and ameliorated esthetic results all while promoting...

One of the key tools in the process of direct restorations as well as other endodontic procedures is the rubber dam. It’s primarily used to isolate the dental operative field, which also helps prevent moisture contamination during restorative procedures. Additional...

     The use of dental clamps is a vital step in endodontic procedures and direct restorations. There’s a great variety of them, including: posterior, anterior and deciduous clamps that are all made from stainless steel and either have wings...

There are many components to posterior direct second class restorations. Arguably the most important part in complementing a successful restoration is using dental wedges. They’re essential in creating a proper separation after the tightened gap the dam and matrix would...

Sectional metal matrices are immensely useful when class II restorations are preformed. They are the preferred appliance in such procedures as they provide the strongest contact point in the posterior dental sector. Obtaining said secure and anatomical proximal contact area...

Have you ever had to restore the most distal surface of a tooth with no adjacent tooth to pack against? If the answer is yes, then you've probably figured out from experience that a traditional matrix system isn’t much help...