Tight contacts – guaranteed!
Superior tooth separation force through advanced engineering and material selection guarantee perfect contacts every time.
Ideal anatomy!
Soft-Face™ silicone ring tips with enhanced marginal ridge anatomy hug the pre-contoured dead-soft matrices to the tooth for flash free, perfectly contoured restorations.
Simplified technique!
Composi-Tight® 3D Fusion™ is packed with features like easy ring stacking, over-thewedge placement and Ultra- Grip™ anti-ring slip extensions that make system use intuitive and frustration free.
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Education
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HA’IL, Saudi Arabia: Guided endodontic access (GEA), a technique that uses CBCT, intra-oral scanning, digital planning and 3D-printed guides to facilitate...
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