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Garrison® Strata-G Matrix Bands

Name: Garrison® Strata-G Matrix Bands
Brand: Garrison
SKU: 203240

CRD Item Number: 203240

Manufacturer SKU: SGB02

Garrison

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Product Details

Optimized marginal ridge. Strata-G Bands provide shape and guidance for developing the marginal ridge of Class II restorations without blocking your access. ProfileBooster subgingival apron. Achieving a natural emergence profile in challenging cervical areas is easy with Strata-G Bands--it's built right in. Strata-G forms a 270° Seal for ultimate flash control. Other features and benefits include:

Five sizes
Non-stick and color coded
Easy placement tabs
Dead-soft and only 0.0016" thin
pedodontic size

Clinical Technique

Technique for Class II restorations utilizing Strata-G Softface Rings.

Place Rubber Damn. Isolation of the area helps to prevent contamination from blood and saliva. As with many dental procedures, aspiration of small parts is a valid concern.
Prepare tooth with conservative Class II preparation.
Place Strata-G sectional matrix band. Select matrix band that most closely approximates the occlusogingival height of the tooth. The Grab-Tab should be oriented toward the occlusal margin and may be bent over the adjacent tooth after placement. (Figure 1)
Insert Strata-G wedge. Keep a finger on the matrix band to prevent the wedge from dislodging the band during insertion. Wedge firmly, a high viscosity resin packed into the preparation may displace the band away from the tooth. (Figure 2)
Apply the Strata-G Soft Face ring retainer. Keep a finger on the matrix band to prevent the wedge from dislodging the band during insertion. Wedge firmly, a high viscosity resin packed into the preparation may displace the band away from the tooth. (Figure 3)
Very Important: push the matrix band firmly into contact with the adjacent tooth in the desired contact area.
Use your preferred etching, disinfecting and bonding technique following manufacturer’s instructions. Apply your preferred composite resin following manufacturer’s instructions.
Remove the ring, wedge and band.
Contour and polish the restoration.