Template® is an ultra-quick setting (30 seconds), ultra-accurate silicone matrix material specially designed for provisional fabrication. Template flows into embrasure areas and into the finest morphology to capture superior detail, significantly reducing finishing time.
Template Ultra Quick Matrix Material
- Description
- Clinical Techniques
- Resources
- Videos
- Instructions For Use / SDS
- Product Configurations
- FAQ
- Testimonials
Description
- Specifically designed as a temporary matrix material
- Flows beautifully and provides outstanding detail and accuracy translating to less flash
- 30 second working and set time significantly reduces chair time spent fabricating a provisional matrix
- Once cured, releases easily and maintains its stable form indefinitely ensuring a dimensionally stable, distortion-free restoration
- Cures to a rigid 68 durometer, snaps into place without the interproximal tags folding and creating excess flash
- Ideal for the Lingual Matrix Technique for Class III and IV restorations
Clinical Techniques
Provisional Crown Technique
Dentistry and photography courtesy of Dr. Bob Margeas, DDS
Crown to be temporized.
Template has ideal flow without slumping.
Inspire Esthetic Provisional Composite is extruded into the Template matrix. Template captures sharp marginal and occlusal detail and becomes rigid.
Template’s accuracy results in minimal flash and finishing time.
Inspire is strong, dense, and easy to finish (pre-polish shown).
In seconds, Inspire can be polished to an ultra-esthetic finish.
Template Lingual Matrix Technique
Dentistry and photography courtesy of Dr. Gildo Santos
Initial case showing tooth #9 fractured.
After a mock-up restoration the lingual and incisal surfaces were captured by a thick layer of Template.
After tooth preparation, etching, and bonding agent applied and light-cured, a nano-filled composite was packed against Template matrix to form the lingual shelf.
Dentin layer of a nano-filled composite was used to replicate the “dentin” portion of the restoration.
Final layer of microfill composite (enamel shade) was placed to complete the restoration, cured, then polished.
Resources
Videos
Instructions For Use / SDS
Click here to view Template IFU/SDS (North America)
Click here to view Template IFU (EU)
Product Configurations
- 2-pack: 2 x 120mL cartridges, 6 dynamic mixing tips, instructions/SDS
- 4-pack: 4-50mL cartridges, mixing tips, instructions/SDS
- 12-pack: 12-50mL cartridges, instructions/SDS
- 36-pack: 36-50mL cartridge, instructions/SDS
- Matrix Pack: 2-50mL Template cartridges, 2-50mL Template Clear cartridges, mixing tips, instructions/SDS
FAQ
What is Template used for?cciwp2019-05-10T14:31:27-04:00
To fabricate the temporary matrix and/or to form a lingual matrix for the composite layering technique.
What makes a Template matrix better than one made from putty or bite registration material?cciwp2019-05-10T14:31:46-04:00
Template has better flowability which means that it can capture highly defined hard tissue
detail, resulting in greater accuracy than putty or bite registration (and greater accuracy means less adjusting and finishing time required). Furthermore, Template’s working time and set time is much faster than putty and sets quite hard, but not brittle like bite registration can be.
Can Template be used for anything other than provisional impressions?cciwp2019-05-10T14:32:02-04:00
Yes, Template is an excellent material for the lingual matrix technique. When you use Template for the lingual matrix technique, you can pre-shape and refine the lingual surface while you’re restoring the tooth, leaving only the polishing step to complete the restoration.
Is Template reusable?cciwp2019-05-10T14:32:23-04:00
Yes, Template can be stored for use in the case of a fractured temporary.
Can a Template matrix be trimmed?cciwp2019-05-10T14:32:52-04:00
Yes, Template is easily trimmed using a sharp scalpel.
Testimonials
A PVS specifically designed for provisional stents, the higher durometer and accuracy of this material limits the time it takes to construct a quality provisional restoration. Template comes in clear as well for use with dual-cured provisional materials!
Precision, predictability, and time savings rarely come together; however, that is what I experience everyday when I use Template Ultra Quick Matrix Material for my provisional matrices.
I use posterior TempTrays and Template Ultra Quick Matrix Material daily. There is not an easier way, that I know of, to fabricate a posterior temporary crown.
