Composi-Tight 3D Fusion Wedge Blue Refill: 100 Count
- VendorGARRISON
Composi-Tight 3D Fusion Wedge Blue Refill: 100 Count
- VendorGARRISON
$81.97
- Small; blue; for premolars and narrow interproximal spaces
- Soft-Face technology; rubberized over-mold on firm core
- Ultra-adaptive; molds to root irregularities; cervical seal
- Retentive fins fold in; spring back; prevents back-out
- Universal gripping block; works with cotton pliers, hemostat
- Quantity: 100 per Pack
Garrison Composi-Tight 3D Fusion Interproximal Wedge, Small, Blue, Bulk Refill is used for securing the sectional matrix band at the cervical margin of the proximal box during Class II posterior composite restorations. The wedge is placed interproximally through the gingival embrasure to push the matrix band against the tooth at the gingival margin, creating the seal needed to prevent composite material from extruding into the gingival sulcus during placement and condensation.
The Small size suits premolars, anterior contacts, and narrow interproximal spaces where a narrower cross-section fits through tighter embrasure anatomy without traumatizing the interdental papilla.
This Bulk Refill pack contains 100 wedges, color-coded blue, providing a larger-format refill option compared to smaller trial or starter packs. Dental offices ordering interproximal wedges from their supplier can buy this Small Bulk Refill alongside the other three sizes in the range to match varying embrasure widths across different patients. The Soft-Face design fuses a soft rubberized over-mold to a firm plastic core, giving the wedge structural strength for tooth separation while the soft surface conforms to root surface irregularities for a tighter cervical seal against composite flash.
Retentive fins along the gingival edges fold down during insertion to reduce resistance, then spring back once the wedge clears the contact point, locking it in position against gingival displacement during composite condensation.
A universal gripping block molded into the wedge body accepts cotton pliers, hemostats, or pin tweezers, letting the clinician use whichever instrument is available at the chair. The wedge's contoured design follows the curved interproximal tooth anatomy, allowing it to seat and seal the matrix band at the cervical margin more completely than a straight-sided wedge.