A patient came to our attention for the restoration of multiple carious lesion in the anterior region. Following a preliminary analysis, we identified several interproximal lesions on the central and lateral incisors. The following case study illustrates the step-by-step direct procedure using Polydentia Unica proximal anterior matrices. ...
A 35-year-old male patient came to our dental practice dissatisfied with his old composite resin veneers. Minimal tooth preparation was performed on misaligned or rotated teeth in specific areas to ensure sufficient space for the new veneers. The restoration was carried out using Unica anterior matrices during the final layering phase, ensuring greater predictability and adaptation in the proximal and cervical regions while avoiding excess restorative material. ...
The following case shows direct composite restorations of several maxillary anterior teeth and illustrates how the choice of an appropriate matrix, which fits the small size of young teeth and/or partially erupted teeth, leads to anatomically correct results. ...
The patient decided to replace the infiltrated restoration at the level of tooth 36. The request was to restore the endodontically treated tooth without preparing the tooth element for a crown. Therefore, we performed a MOD restoration that included the lingual surface to replace the large incongruent filling. By using Polydentia All-round matrices, we can save even the most compromised teeth that require an inlay or crown with simple composite restorations...
The patient came to our practice to have an old detached amalgam replaced on premolar 15M. The initial examination also revealed two carious lesions on 15D and 16M. We decided to remove the old amalgam and restore both premolar 15 and molar 16. The following images show the step-by-step direct restoration procedure using myRing Forte in combination with myTines GO, Quickmat Lumicontrast sectional matrices, and wooden wedges. ...
The patient presented to our clinic with fractures of the two maxillary central incisors (teeth #11 and #21) resulting from dental trauma. An initial radiographic examination confirmed that the injury did not extend to the root structures. We therefore decided to restore the missing portions of the incisors using a direct composite restoration technique with the aid of the Polydentia Unica Proximal anterior matrix. ...
The patient came to our attention for a periodic control; preliminary analysis evidenced a secondary caries on molar #46 due to leakage of an old composite restoration. The following case study shows the step-by-step replacement procedure of the old restoration using the Polydentia myQuickmat Prime sectional matrix system with integrated wedges. ...
The patient came to our practice for a routine check-up. An initial analysis revealed a class II carious lesion on 1st and 2nd molars. We decided to eliminate the carious lesions and proceed with a direct composite restoration of the cavities. The following case study shows the step-by-step restoration procedure using the Polydentia myQuickmat Prime sectional matrix system with integrated wedges. ...
This Patient attended wanting the spaces closed between her upper anterior teeth closed, as well as repairing the fractured incisal edges. The following steps show the direct composite restoration using the Unica Proximal anterior matrix....
The patient visited the dental practice complaining of discomfort in tooth 46. Following an in-depth analysis, a large carious lesion was found on tooth 46, as well as another on premolar 45.This case study demonstrates the step-by-step procedure for direct restoration using myRing Forte in combination with myTines GO, Lumicontrast sectional matrices, and wooden wedges. ...
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