Directa USA, the North American subsidiary of Directa Dental Group, a renowned Swedish dental manufacturing company, is proud to announce the launch of the 3Wedge Interdental Wood Wedges by Polydentia. This innovative new product sets a higher standard for Class II restorations by delivering enhanced interdental separation, matrix band stability, and superior patient comfort.
Made from premium birchwood and engineered with a precise triangular cross-section, the 3Wedge provides clinicians with an optimal combination of performance, safety, and ease of use.
Key Features:
“Triangular by Design. Stable by Nature.”
The 3Wedge is now available directly through Directa USA or through your preferred dental dealer.
Source: www.directausa.com
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