Spring Clip Bader The spring clip, also known as clamp, is a small metal piece used in dentistry to fix dental matrices in place during dental restoration. This clip, made of stainless steel, is placed on the adjacent tooth and adjusted to the matrix, ensuring it remains in place while the restorative material is applied. It provides firm and stable fixation, allowing precise and safe placement of the matrix during the procedure. Overall, it is a valuable tool in modern dentistry, helping to ensure accurate and durable results in dental restoration. Recommended use: Fixation of dental matrices: Keeps the matrix in place, ensuring accurate contour and proper contact point in interproximal restorations. Adaptation of the matrix to the tooth: Allows the matrix to fit firmly to the tooth contour, facilitating placement of the restorative material. Leak prevention: Prevents restorative material from leaking outside the prepared cavity area, improving seal quality. Support for class II restorations: It is essential in placing matrices in interproximal cavities of posterior teeth, ensuring proper anatomical fit. Features: Material: Stainless steel. Provides firm and stable fixation for the matrix, allowing precise and safe placement. It is adjustable and adapts to the matrix and adjacent tooth. Autoclavable.