DentsplySirona Palodent wedge refill

DentsplySirona Palodent Wedge Refill supplies the interproximal wedges for the Palodent V3 Sectional Matrix System, available in Small, Medium, and Large to fit different interproximal spaces. Many Palodent wedges combine with a WedgeGuard shield that protects the adjacent tooth surface from inadvertent damage during cavity preparation — once preparation is complete, the shield slides away with pin tweezers, leaving the wedge securely in place to support the matrix band and ring.

Clinical Uses

• Stabilizing the matrix band and creating proper contact tightness in Class II restorations
• Protecting the adjacent tooth surface during cavity preparation (WedgeGuard-equipped wedges)
• Restocking wedges as part of routine Palodent V3 system consumable use

Key Features

• Available in Small, Medium, and Large to match different interproximal spaces
• WedgeGuard combination wedge and shield protects approximating surfaces during preparation
• Shield slides away easily with pin tweezers once preparation is complete, leaving the wedge in place
• Works with the Palodent V3 ring and matrix band for a tight gingival seal and minimal overhang

Specifications

Why Buy From MedSTA

• Genuine DentsplySirona Palodent wedges for Egyptian dental practices
• Fast delivery across Egypt with after-sales support
• Pair with Palodent V3 matrix bands and rings
• New to Palodent? Start with our Palodent Intro Kit

FAQ

What size wedge should I use?

Choose Small, Medium, or Large based on the width of the interproximal space — a properly sized wedge stabilizes the band without over-wedging the contact.

What does the WedgeGuard shield do?

It protects the adjacent tooth surface from accidental damage while you prepare the cavity, then slides away with pin tweezers once you're ready to place the restoration.

Do wedges work with both V3 rings and bands?

Yes, they're part of the same Palodent V3 system and are designed to work together with the rings and matrix bands.

Are these wedges reusable?

Wedges are intended for single-patient use as part of standard infection-control practice.

Do I need a special tool to remove the shield?

Yes, pin tweezers are used to slide the WedgeGuard shield away from the wedge.