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Return Policy
Items returned within 30 days of purchase with a return authorization number on the outside and inside of the return box will be credited 100%. Product returned between 31 and 60 days from purchase date is subject to a 20% restocking fee. Ultradent will not accept returns after 60 days. Errors in shipment must be reported within 14 days of invoice date. All return authorization numbers become invalid 90 days after date of issue. A return authorization number must accompany all returns to receive proper credit. Please contact Customer Service at 800.552.5512 for assistance.
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ClearMetal sectional matrix is the only transparent matrix with the advantages of metal malleability. It is designed to create natural contours, and its hundreds of resin-filled micro-windows allow you to initiate curing through the matrix.
- Hundreds of resin-filled micro-windows allow light to pass through the matrix
- Combine with the Triodent® V3 Ring and Triodent® Wave-Wedge™ for great anatomy and a “clear” advantage
- Anatomical design produces natural contours, saving finishing time
- Matrix hugs the tooth for extra stability
- Matrix wings won’t get in the way during ring placement
- Micro-windows leave no imprint on the composite
- Nonstick for easy removal
Technical Details
Resin-Filled “Micro-Windows” for Optimum Curing
Transparent with Metal Malleability
Non-Stick
Stunning Anatomical Accuracy
Clinicals
Easy to Place
Testimonials
Dr. Patrick Yoshikane –
Dr. Patrick Yoshikane talks about switching from a traditional Tofflemire to the Triodent V3 sectional matrix system and how it changed the way he performs Class II restorations.
Dr. Nick Devani –
Dr. Nick Devani talks about switching from a traditional Tofflemire to the Triodent V3 sectional matrix system and how it changed the way he performs Class II restorations.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What can I do to be sure that the ClearMetal Matrix will slide easily into the proximal space?
It always pays to ensure that the interproximal contact is open before placing the matrix. If there is no gap, we recommend using a diamond polishing strip to open it slightly. This makes it easier to position the matrix correctly without deformation, and to view the vertical margins during the procedure, and also to check these margins at follow-up appointments. Beveling the gingival margin will also make it easier to confirm by sight, inside the box, that you have a proper matrix seal. -
I want matrix placement to be as easy as possible. Do you have any other tips?
Sometimes it is overlooked during the learning stage that you can bend the matrix tab to aid insertion. Grip the occlusal tab of the ClearMetal Matrix with Triodent Pin-Tweezers, bend the tab towards you to create a contra-angle, and place the matrix apically in the gingival crevice. It sure beats other matrix insertion methods. -
Is there anything I can do to speed up or streamline my workflow when using the ClearMetal Matrix?
A really good thing to do is for your assistant to preload matrices and wedges in Triodent Pin-Tweezers. The tweezers hold consumables securely in their passive position, so they can be ready for use, already loaded, on the operatory table. The same can be done with the Triodent V3 Ring in Triodent® Forceps with the locking bar engaged, but do not leave the ring extended for too long. -
Do I need to burnish ClearMetal Matrices?
Ordinarily, no. The matrix is already anatomically shaped, so burnishing is not needed unless you want to customize the provided contour. All that is needed to ensure a tight contact point is for the matrix band to be touching the adjacent tooth prior to composite placement. This can be done carefully with a blunt instrument like a ball burnisher or the tips of Triodent Pin-Tweezers if they fit into the preparation.
