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SoftWedge
Overview
Soft Wedges are wooden interproximal wedges that have been optimized for use with modern restorative materials. The ability to compress during insertion then swell to help fill voids insures that your preparations stay clean and dry - an absolute must for today's bonded restorations!
Easy to insert with your traditional instrumentation, Soft Wedge leaps past inferior sycamore and birch wedges with its strong, yet considerably more compressible material. Combined with a lower profile, extended length and improved anatomy it is the perfect wedge for use with a sectional matrix system. Exactly what you would expect from Garrison, the leader in sectional matrix systems.
System Kits
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SoftWedge KitSoftWedge Kit: 400 Wedges (100 of each size/color) Discount: $65 each 3-4$69.00 WDK4 |
System Components
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SoftWedge Yellow Refills - X-smallSoftWedge Yellow Refills - X-small 300 Yellow wedges Discount: $50 each 3-4$55.00 WDYL |
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SoftWedge Blue Refills - smallSoftWedge Blue Refills - small 300 blue wedges Discount: $50 each 3-4$55.00 WDBL |
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SoftWedge Orange Refills - mediumSoftWedge Orange Refills - medium 300 orange wedges Discount: $50 each 3-4$55.00 WDOR |
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SoftWedge Green Refills - largeSoftWedge Green Refills - large 300 green wedges Discount: $50 each 3-4$55.00 WDGR |
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