This is a circumferential matrix band that fits into a Tofflemire holder. What’s good about it The band is thin and contoured with a nice convexity and emergence profile for posterior teeth. It’s easy to use—there’s no learning curve; you just pop it in as you would a standard Tofflemire band. The band also [...]
Today’s guest is Dr. Simon McDonald. He's been described as a "serial inventor and entrepreneur", who has brought a number of groundbreaking inventions into the field of dentistry. You might be familiar with the V-Ring and the Tri-Clip, but his other notable inventions include the One Visit Crown and the Grip Tab. Simon studied [...]
Exciting news! Dental Products Report has selected the QuickConnect Anatomy Band as one of the Top 10 Restorative products. View here.
Solving Bad Proximal Contact Problems in Posterior Composite Restorations. Simon McDonald BDS MSc DDPH As the inventor of the Triodent V3 Ring System, I am pleased to offer my thoughts on the various causes of poor proximal contacts in posterior composite restorations. Class II composite restorations are a common procedure in dental [...]
I love new technology. Whether it’s a new app or feature on my iPhone or a new device in dentistry, anything bleeding edge, I am drawn to. In my office, we use our iTero to scan every patient, and I use my SprintRay Pro 95 to print any model I need. Recently I had [...]
Dr Thomas Giacobbi shows us what he thinks of the QuickConnect Anatomy Band. Check out the full video here: https://www.dentaltown.com/news/details/12777/introducing-the-quickconnect-anatomy-band?st=quickconnect
Rhondium's QuickConnect Anatomy Band was featured in the Dental Advisor's Clinical Problem Solver July-August issue. PROBLEM: Large multi-surface composite restorations often present significant clinical challenges, particularly when cusps are missing and/or there is little remaining tooth structure. Further, many traditional circumferential matrix bands offer little or no contour, create poor anatomy, are not bi-lateral, [...]
Practical measures to manage COVID-19 risk in your Surgery On the 3rd of November, the Ministry of Health and the NZ Dental Council released the Guidelines for Oral Health Practitioners. What seems clear is dentists will be required to install some form of engineering control to manage aerosol risks as part of a documented risk [...]
Standard Precautions Aren’t Enough Anymore […]
It can be hard to know where to look for the latest information – the CDC has been cautious to confirm the spread of COVID-19 as airborne. We’ve started a post that we’ll continue to update with the latest information as it relates to dental aerosol control. […]
