Palodent Matrix Systems | Denstply Sirona Denmark

Create Contacts You Can Depend on Every Time

Palodent matrix systems help you achieve reliable isolation with a tight gingival seal. With Dentsply Sirona’s advanced designs, recreating accurate interproximal contacts has never been so easy and predictable. And the anatomically shaped matrices deliver natural contours for better clinical outcomes—without bulky equipment, obstructions to your working room, or the need for extensive interproximal finishing.

When using resin-based restoratives, both isolation and accurate contact creation are essential for successful Class II outcomes. Palodent sectional and circumferential matrix systems are designed to help you get it right the first time, every time. The ring, wedge, and sectional matrix band or circumferential matrix band are all designed to complement the tooth’s natural anatomy, working together to isolate, seal and shape the restoration.

The Palodent Dental Matrix Systems

Palodent 360 dental matrix and wedge image

Palodent 360 - Circumferential Matrix System

For more extensive restorations, a simple twist of the thumbwheel tightens the precontoured matrix band to replicate natural anatomy, with no separate retainer or applicator required.

Compatible with Palodent V3 rings and wedges.

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Palodent Plus ring, wedge, wedge guard and dental matrix image

Palodent V3 - Sectional Matrix System

Nickel-titanium rings with glass fiber reinforced tines are V-shaped to accommodate the wedge.

Anatomically shaped matrix bands wrap around the tooth to create natural contours and tight contacts.

Naturally contoured wedges compress on entry and flare on exit for easy placement and a reliable seal, with minimal impingement on soft tissues.

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Why choose Palodent Matrix System?

Dentsply Sirona has continuously improved matrix technology to deliver the most advanced sectional and circumferential systems available:

Easy to use

Natural contours

Tight, anatomically correct contacts

Minimal interproximal finishing

Radiograph image showing poor vs proper contact

Poor contact vs. proper contact

On the left, poor contact creation can lead to fractures, food impaction, gingival inflammation and recurrent caries.¹ A properly formed contact is broad and convex with the contact area at the middle third of the tooth, as shown on the right.

The anatomically shaped Palodent matrices deliver natural contours for better clinical outcomes—without bulky equipment, obstructions to your working room, or the need for extensive interproximal finishing.

Use cases of Palodent V3

Easily achieve natural contours and tight contacts for improved outcomes. The Palodent V3 system is ideal for composite restoration of most two-surface proximal Class II cavities.

Mesial-occlusal

Distal-occlusal

Mesial-occlusal-distal

Use cases of Palodent 360

Palodent 360 circumferential matrix bands can be for all Class II restorations, but especially useful for difficult Class II Cases when there is no adjacent tooth, too much tooth structure is missing to use a sectional matrix, or if there is a mis-aligned or severely rotated tooth.