ContacEZ Restorative Strip – Individual Colours

The ContacEZ Restorative Strip System is a dental product designed to help dentists in restorative dental procedures. This system is particularly used for procedures involving interproximal space management, such as composite restorations, veneers, crowns, and orthodontic treatments. Here are some key aspects of the ContacEZ Restorative Strip System:

Interproximal Strips: The system includes a series of thin, flexible, diamond-coated strips. These strips are designed to gently and precisely contour the interproximal surfaces (the sides of the teeth that touch the adjacent teeth) without causing damage to the adjacent teeth.

Different Grits and Types: The strips come in various grits (coarse, medium, fine, and extra-fine) and types (single-sided, double-sided, serrated, etc.) to suit different needs during the restorative process. This allows for selective removal of enamel, contouring, and finishing.

Safe and Minimally Invasive: The design of these strips aims to be minimally invasive, preserving as much of the natural tooth structure as possible. They are also designed to be safe for patient use, reducing the risk of gingival damage.

Improving Contact Points: The system is used to create or adjust contact points between teeth, ensuring that restorations have the proper fit and that there is no excessive tightness or gaps which can lead to dental problems.

Polishing and Finishing: In addition to shaping and contouring, these strips can be used for polishing and finishing restorations, giving them a smooth and natural appearance.

Ease of Use: The system is designed for ease of use, allowing dentists to access tight interproximal spaces with better control and visibility.

Applications: It's commonly used in cosmetic dentistry for procedures like direct and indirect bonding, veneer preparations, and in orthodontics for interproximal reduction.

The ContacEZ Restorative Strip System is appreciated for its precision, ease of use, and the quality of finish it provides in restorative dental procedures. It's an example of how dental tools and technology continue to evolve to provide better patient outcomes and more efficient workflows for dental professionals.