$159.80

• Latex-free design supports soft-tissue retraction
• 3D flexibility allows natural jaw movement
• Adult Regular size fits routine adult cases
• White color supports quick visual identification
• Frenulum recesses support comfortable positioning
• Quantity: 80 per Pack

Ivoclar Vivadent OptraGate 3D Retractor, Latex-Free, Refill, Adult Regular, White is used for retracting the lips and cheeks to improve access, visibility, and relative isolation during dental procedures. The latex-free lip and cheek retractor uses three-dimensional flexibility to adapt around the oral opening while maintaining even retraction of surrounding soft tissues, and its soft, flexible construction includes recesses that accommodate the upper and lower lip frenulum, supporting positioning and patient comfort during treatment. Each pack contains 80 retractors in the Adult Regular size.

Dental offices ordering lip and cheek retractors from their supplier can buy this Regular size as distinct from the Small and Junior sizes available in the same system, allowing dental teams to select the fit that best matches the intended patient and procedure. The Adult Regular size provides a broad field of view for both anterior and posterior treatment areas, and the latex-free material supports use where a latex-free clinical accessory is preferred, while the soft construction helps reduce pressure on surrounding tissues throughout longer restorative or preventive appointments. OptraGate 3D works through a ring-based retraction design that distributes gentle outward tension around the lips and cheeks. Once positioned, the flexible structure enlarges the accessible treatment field and helps keep mobile soft tissues away from the working area, supporting relative isolation without relying on a rigid external frame.

The three-dimensional flexibility allows the device to adapt to changes in mouth opening while the frenulum recesses help the retractor sit more naturally around the upper and lower lip attachments. This design also permits jaw movement during treatment rather than fixing the mouth in a single rigid position, and the resulting exposure can improve access to tooth surfaces and restorative areas while helping clinicians maintain a clearer view throughout procedures that benefit from soft-tissue retraction and moisture control across restorative, prosthetic, scanning, and preventive workflows, all while keeping the patient comfortable during extended chairside treatment time.