GDC Rubber Dam Clamps Peedo A4 (RDCA4)

GDC Rubber Dam Clamps Peedo are meticulously crafted from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring both durability and corrosion resistance. These clamps undergo precise heat treatment to achieve optimal strength, a secure fit, and lasting memory, making them indispensable for effective isolation during pediatric dental procedures. The matte finish on these clamps absorbs and dissipates light, reducing glare and providing the practitioner a more comfortable field of vision. Designed specifically for children’s dental anatomy, GDC’s Paediatric Rubber Dam Clamps come in various shapes and sizes to accommodate different clinical situations, ensuring precise and efficient dental work while maintaining patient comfort and safety.

These clamps are essential tools for isolating the treatment area during procedures such as restorative and endodontic treatments, enabling precise and efficient dental work. Incorporating GDC’s Paediatric Rubber Dam Clamps into your practice enhances procedural efficiency and contributes to improved patient outcomes in pediatric dentistry.

Features

• Constructed from durable spring metal
  
• Bevelled jaws ensure a secure grip on the tooth
  
• Equipped with a connecting bow that adds stability
  
• Available in multiple shapes, sizes, and designs to accommodate various clinical situations and tooth anatomies.
  
• Designed to anchor the rubber dam effectively to the cervical region of an exposed tooth, providing isolation during treatment.

Directions to Use

Clamp Selection:

• Choose a clamp that fits snugly around the tooth to ensure stability without causing discomfort.
  
• Pediatric clamps are typically smaller and designed to accommodate the morphology of primary teeth.
  

Clamp Placement:

• Position the clamp so that the bow is oriented distally (towards the back of the mouth).
  
• Ensure the jaws of the clamp engage securely at the cervical area of the tooth, providing firm contact at each line angle.
  

Rubber Dam Application:

• Punch an appropriate hole in the rubber dam sheet corresponding to the tooth’s size and position.
• Stretch the dam over the clamp and tooth, ensuring it fits snugly and isolates the tooth effectively.
  

Stabilization:

• Use dental floss to pass through the contact points, aiding in the placement and ensuring the dam sits properly.
  
• Additional stabilization can be achieved using rubber dam stabilizing cords or Wedjets if necessary.
  

Procedure Completion:

• Once the dam is in place, proceed with the dental treatment as required.
• The rubber dam will provide a clean and dry field, improving the quality of restorative procedures.
  

Removal:

• After completing the procedure, remove the rubber dam by cutting any interseptal dam material.
• Gently remove the clamp and the dam, ensuring no material is left behind.