Elevate your interproximal finishing and contouring workflows with the Garrison FitStrip™ Double‑Sided Finishing Strips, offered in three grit grades (Fine – red, Medium – blue, Super‑Fine – yellow). These precision strips are engineered for dental professionals, optimized for smoothing composite restorations, crown and bridge cement removal, IPR (interproximal reduction) in orthodontics, and delicate enamel or interproximal margin finishing.

Each variant features a dual‑sided diamond (or engineered abrasive) coated surface, enabling efficient access from either direction, and a finely calibrated thickness to preserve adjacent tooth structure while delivering targeted finishing power.

• The Fine Grit (red) variant is designed to smooth moderate irregularities after initial trimming or prepping (0.15 mm thick for the double‑sided option).
• The Medium Grit (blue) variant handles slightly more aggressive material removal or IPR‑type slenderizing (0.21 mm thickness in the double‑sided format).
• The Super‑Fine Grit (yellow) variant offers ultra‑delicate finishing for high‑polish, minimal removal applications (0.11 mm thick in double‑sided form).

Key benefits:

• Double‑sided design provides versatility and reduces strip changes during procedures.
• Precisely matched grit levels (Fine, Medium, Super‑Fine) allow clinicians to select the appropriate aggressiveness for each interproximal challenge.
• Narrow profile design (height ~2.5 mm) allows safe insertion between tight contacts while minimizing risk to the adjacent contact or gingiva.
• Durable construction supports multiple autoclave cycles—built for the rigours of a professional dental practice.
• Indications include composite restoration contouring/finishing, orthodontic IPR, and crown & bridge cement clean‑up and fine adjustment.

Usage suggestions:

1. Select the grit grade appropriate to your task: medium for moderate reduction, fine for smoothing, super‑fine for polishing.
2. Insert strip carefully between contact points; use gentle back‑and‑forth motion, maintaining full surface contact.
3. Monitor adjacent tissue and contact integrity; terminate once desired contour or clearance is achieved.
4. If using multiple grits sequentially (for example medium then fine then super‑fine), move from more to less aggressive to achieve optimum smoothness.
5. Autoclave strip handles and reusable parts as per manufacturer’s instructions; monitor abrasive surfaces for wear and replace when efficacy declines.

These finishing strips are an ideal addition to any restorative or orthodontic armamentarium, offering controlled, efficient interproximal finishing and contour control. Give your restorative margins, contact areas and slenderized IPR zones the premium attention they deserve.