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Marc S Gottlieb

Craig R Bruns

A dental wedge and forming device utilizing a unitary body having a pair of wings which are intended to lie against the outer surfaces of adjacent teeth, either on the lingual or buccal region of the teeth. A curved nose is constructed to extend between the adjacent teeth and includes a flat side and an opposite radiused side. A pair of the devices are nested in opposition in order to hold a dental matrix band in place about a prepared tooth, thus allowing a dental practitioner to practice proper biomimetic restorative techniques.

Dental wedge and former device

An exercise device for conditioning and rehabilitation of the nerves, muscles, bones, and joints of the body by facilitating or limiting range of motion and biomechanical forces around the horizontal and vertical axes. The device includes a fulcrum connected to a first side of a base. The fulcrum extends outward from the base and provides a point about which the device pivots. Fulcrum includes a recess having a removable attachment. When the attachment is connected, the fulcrum has a rounded shape. A user positioned on the base can pivot about the fulcrum in substantially 360&#xb0; of motion to fully work their body. When the attachment is removed, rails forming the recess limit the range of motion to a user to between substantially a first orientation and a second orientation. The range of motion with the attachment removed being less than the range of motion with the connected attachment.

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Raleigh, NC, United States of America

Marc S Gottlieb