Garrison Dental ReelMatrix Tensioning Handle (RMH-100)

Description

Garrison Dental ReelMatrix Tensioning Handle (RMH-100)

Garrison Dental ReelMatrix Tensioning Handle (RMH-100) simplifies posterior restorations with effortless tensioning and precise control. Designed for tight contacts and excellent contour, this user-friendly handle securely locks ReelMatrix™ matrices in place with ease. Its retainerless design enhances quadrant work efficiency while improving visibility and patient comfort. Elevate your practice with real ease, tightness, and speed for superior posterior restorations.

Key Features

• Effortless Tensioning: Enables easy and precise tensioning of ReelMatrix™ matrices for tight contacts and optimal contour in posterior restorations.
• Simple Operation: User-friendly design allows for quick attachment of matrices by pressing into the handle and retracting grippers to secure in place.
• Retainerless Design: Speeds up quadrant work and enhances visibility while improving patient comfort during treatment.
• Compatibility: Compatible with anatomical wedges and separator rings, ensuring amazingly tight contacts at the natural height of contour.
• Enhanced Efficiency: Streamlines the matrix placement process, saving time and effort for practitioners, and improving workflow efficiency.
• Precision Control: Provides practitioners with precise control over matrix tensioning, ensuring optimal adaptation and seal for superior clinical outcomes.
• Versatile Application: Suitable for a wide range of posterior restorations, catering to diverse clinical needs and enhancing treatment outcomes.

Specifications

• Height: 33.7 mm
• Width (widest point): 27.98 mm
• Length: 155.32 mm

Packaging

• 1 x ReelMatrix Tensioning Handle (RMH-100)

Directions for Use

Class II Direct Composite Technique using ReelMatrix

• Place a rubber dam. As with many dental procedures, aspiration of small parts is a valid concern.
• Push the tensioning ball on the handle forward to extend the reel gear and reel grippers.
• Press the reel onto the gear and retract the tensioning ball. The reel should now be firmly engaged with the gear and retained by the grippers.
• Wedge both the mesial and distal sides of the tooth to be restored to produce enough separation to allow the placement of the matrix. Pre-wedding is not necessary if contact is broken.
• The reel can be oriented either on the buccal or lingual side of the tooth to be restored. It is best to have it on the opposite side of wider restorations.
• Use the handle to position the matrix above the tooth and paste it. You may find it helpful to use a finger on the matrix itself to help push it on.
• Remove both wedges and firmly seat the matrix. Again use your finger to assist in seating the matrix.
• Turn the tensioning ball and the reel will tighten the matrix.
• Release the reel by pushing the tensioning ball forward.
• Apply a wedge to seal the gingival margins.
• For best results: Use a Garrison separator ring to reduce buccal and lingual flash and to provide the extra separation needed to get the best contacts. Use a contact-forming instrument to help broaden the contact.
• Apply your preferred bonding and composite materials according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Remove the wedges.
• Repeat steps 2 and 3 to re-grip the reel.
• Use the tensioning ball to loosen the reel sufficiently to allow for matrix removal.
• If the contact is too tight to allow for matrix removal with the handle, release the reel from the handle and use a Garrison matrix Forceps to remove it.
• Finish and polish the restoration using your preferred methods.

Warranty & Service

• Warranty is not applicable for this product.