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tofflemire or siqveland?

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Bob - 19 Jul 2007 08:40 GMT
My practice partner thinks siqveland bands are crap, and loves his
tofflemires.  I think the opposite.

what do others think?

bob
Bill - 19 Jul 2007 19:18 GMT
> My practice partner thinks siqveland bands are crap, and loves his
> tofflemires.  I think the opposite.
>
> what do others think?
>
> bob

Every dentist has his own preferences.

- dentaldoc
Mark & Steven Bornfeld - 19 Jul 2007 19:29 GMT
>> My practice partner thinks siqveland bands are crap, and loves his
>> tofflemires.  I think the opposite.
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> - dentaldoc

Bill--

    I'm abashed to say I had to look up "siqveland matrix".

Tofflemire Boy

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Amatus Cremona - 19 Jul 2007 19:52 GMT
Tofflemire rules in my office !  {Dead-soft bands for resin or bonding
ceramic}

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>>> My practice partner thinks siqveland bands are crap, and loves his
>>> tofflemires.  I think the opposite.
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> Tofflemire Boy
Newbie - 19 Jul 2007 21:16 GMT
Tofflemire so far but am willing to try some of the newer ring type matrices.

Tried those dead soft jobbies... Blechhh.
an 0.0015 and a good wedgie works for me. <g>

>Tofflemire rules in my office !  {Dead-soft bands for resin or bonding
>ceramic}
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>> Tofflemire Boy
Amatus Cremona - 19 Jul 2007 21:57 GMT
EXACTLY !!!  You find what works in your hands and you keep using it.

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> Tofflemire so far but am willing to try some of the newer ring type
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>>> Tofflemire Boy
Dartos - 19 Jul 2007 22:07 GMT
I'm mainly a Tofflemire person too.

I do use Palodent rings with sectional matrices, but a lot of my
proximal preps are too narrow to get the pre-formed matrix through.
Then I have to cut a piece out of a regular band.  If I do that,
I might as well put in a tight wedge and give it a few minutes
to spread the teeth.

'Course, on the monster preps, rings don't work either.

I had to search for that sick-ville thingie, but it seems that
all anyone was concerned about was sterilization techniques.

;-)
D

> Tofflemire so far but am willing to try some of the newer ring type matrices.
>
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>>Tofflemire rules in my office !  {Dead-soft bands for resin or bonding
>>ceramic}

>>>>>My practice partner thinks siqveland bands are crap, and loves his
>>>>>tofflemires.  I think the opposite.
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>>>>- dentaldoc

>>>Bill--
>>>
>>>I'm abashed to say I had to look up "siqveland matrix".
>>>
>>>Tofflemire Boy
 
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