
Each Regular Refill pack comes with 50 QuickConnect Bands.
Each Tabbed Refill Pack comes with 45 QuickConnect Bands.
The Regular Mixed Refill has 15 x 4.5mm, 20 x 5.5mm, and 15 x 6.5mm.
The Tabbed Mixed Refill has 12 x 4.5mm, 18 x 5.5mm, and 15 x 6.5mm.
There are two versions of QuickConnect Anatomy Bands – regular and tabbed.
The tabbed QuickConnect Anatomy Band has special “Tight-Contact-Tabs” that are pulled with a dental probe while light-curing to ensure the matrix band is in contact with adjacent teeth, guaranteeing tight contacts*. Alternatively, they can be temporarily bonded to the occlusal surfaces of the adjacent teeth using dental bond and flowable composite. This second option can save valuable time by allowing you to simultaneously fill and cure the mesial and distal boxes.
Case study supplied by Dr. Richard Stallworthy
Case study supplied by Dr. Richard Stallworthy
Case study supplied by Dr. Ben Simmons
Case study supplied by Dr. Ben Simmons
Case study supplied by Dr. Natasha Bell
Case study supplied by Dr. Natasha Bell
Case study supplied by Aiden Ho
Case study supplied by Aiden Ho
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Clinicians Thoughts

Why QuickConnect
Restorations made simpler
The QuickConnect Anatomy Band is a next-generation circumferential matrix system designed to take the hassle out of complex composite restorations. Many dentists haven’t come across it yet, but it’s built to solve familiar frustrations: poor contours, loose bands, and hard-to-reach areas.
What makes QuickConnect stand out is its pre-contoured design and detachable carrier, which give you secure placement, reliable contacts, and smoother finishing — without the common headaches of traditional systems.

Smarter placement, less struggle
The detachable stainless-steel carrier makes placement intuitive, even in tight or difficult quadrants. Once the band is secure, the carrier can be removed to stay out of your way. This means better access, less interference, and fewer adjustments mid-procedure.