Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the Butterfly Matrix, and how does it work? The Butterfly Matrix is a revolutionary tool designed to make anterior restorations better, easier, faster. It’s perfect for protecting and isolating adjacent teeth and creating flawless restorations in Class 3 and Class 4 cases, diastem cases as well as for direct veneer applications in the anterior zone. It replaces the flimsy celluloid strips, Teflon tape and the stiff wedges.
The matrix is made of clear, stretchable rubber strips that are easy to slip through contact points and the wedge adapts perfectly to the space between the gums. This eliminates the hassle of using traditional tools like Teflon tape and wedges separately.
Secure and Hands-Free It has a built-in wedge and flexible lingual wings that hold it securely in place. This means you can work with confidence, even with high-speed evacuation, without worrying about it slipping or moving.
Improved Efficiency By combining a matrix and wedge in one design, it ensures optimal contact points while protecting adjacent teeth. You save time and effort, making your restorations more efficient and precise.
The Butterfly Matrix takes the stress out of anterior restorations, giving you more control, better outcomes, and happier patients.
Is the Butterfly Matrix compatible with all anterior teeth? Yes, the Butterfly Matrix is designed to be versatile and fits most anterior teeth, providing effective results in a wide range of cases. In the case of small teeth, it can be trimmed to fit any size.
What materials is the Butterfly Matrix made from? The Butterfly Matrix is made from medical-grade, latex-free rubber material that is stretchable and transparent to ensure precision, safety, and ease of use during dental procedures.
Can the Butterfly Matrix be used with any dental composite procedure? Yes, the Butterfly Matrix can be used in class 3. Class 4 , composite veneers it is compatible with all commonly used dental composite materials, allowing for flexibility in your restorative procedures.
How does the Butterfly Matrix improve the restoration process? – Easy insertion and removal, even in very tight contacts, due to its soft and stretchy nature. – Separates and isolates: The wedge adapts to gingival embrasures to prevent overhang. It acts as a dam, stopping gingival crevicular fluid and bleeding from contaminating the bonding. – Self-holding, eliminating the need to hold it manually, and resistant to suction while working, replacing flimsy celluloid strips. – Protects from moisture and bleeding. – Diastema cases: The Butterfly wings hold the matrix in place. – Acts as a palatal matrix in Class III restorations.
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