WedgeGuard MO/DO Case by Dr Graeme Milicich

WedgeGuard MO/DO Case
By Dr Graeme Milicich, BDS

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There was insufficient movement in the teeth to allow for the placement of two WedgeGuards. The mesialWedgeGuard was placed first.

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On small teeth, the guard may be a bit high so the height was adjusted with a high-speed bur to improve visual access during the cavity preparation.

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Adjusted WedgeGuard.

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Following completion of the mesial cavity, the metal protractor was removed with a pair of Pin-Tweezers, leaving the Wave-Wedge in place.

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The second WedgeGuard was then easily placed to protect the distal once the pressure associated with the mesialWedgeGuard had been removed.

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The WedgeGuard provided excellen security while preparing the margins of the cavity.

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Completed distal cavity. The metal protector was then removed and the wedges were eased out to allow for the placement of the V3 Tab-Matrices. The wedge was then repositioned and the V3 Rings placed to secure the matrices and control the contact points.

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V3 Tab-Matrices secured with the Wave-Wedge portion of the WedgeGuard, and V3 Rings in place prior to the restorative phase.

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Completed case.

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