GDC Margin Tri mmer - 6 (Mt29h)

Features
Highly resistant to corrosion and rust. 

Double-ended instrument

Fully autoclavable/reusable.

Precisely crafted for accurate use.

Description
These versatile instruments are essential to create the axiopulpal bevel on class II amalgams and to remove lips of undermined tooth structure
at the gingival cave surface margin. They are indispensable for creating bevels on inlays and onlays if held at the correct angle.
GMT are used as a field plow, with the bevel resting on the tooth structure and the instrument pushed, rather than pulled to create the desired 
result few dentists understand this principle.
The gingival margin trimmers (GMTs) are modified hatchets that have working ends with opposite curvatures and bevels. 
As the name implies, GMTs are used to trim, smooth, and shape the gingival floor of cavity preparation.
Gingival margin trimmers are restorative cutting instruments used to cut enamel and produce a bevel on enamel margins.

Direction of use

One gingival margin trimmer is used in the distal box of a class II preparation to plane the cavo surface margin and one is used in the mesial box.
To plane the gingival cavo surface margin, place the instrument in the center and move it from the bevel side to the non-bevel side.

"MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS:

Must clean after every use with warm water to remove blood, tissues, and mucus from the instruments
Ultrasonic cleaning is recommended for all the instruments specially articulated instruments such as forceps, rongeurs, etc
Use only standard and reputed brands of disinfectant solutions.
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