Abstract: The invention provides a dental tool for insertion between two adjacent teeth to provide a-traumatic separation of adjacent teeth of a human being. The tool comprises a base, a first leg for placement in a first gum pocket and for abutting a first one of the two adjacent teeth and a second leg for placement in a second gum pocket and for abutting a second one of the two adjacent teeth. The first and second legs are elongated and extend from the base in an oblong direction towards an end. The legs are separated with an interspace between them for accommodating gum tissue. The invention further provides a method for providing a-traumatic separation of two adjacent teeth of a human being during dental restoration.

Abstract: The invention relates to a tool for establishing correct interproximal contact between a tooth that has been bored out and the cavity filled with plastic filling, and an adjacent tooth with a contact surface directed towards the bored out tooth referred to, with plastic filling. The tool is provided with two outer pins and a central pin. The outer pins create stability for the tool, when a head of the tool, and from where the pins extend, is arranged in the bored out cavity. The central pin ensures, together with the outer pins and facing outs between the pins, that it is possible to establish the correct interproximal contact for the plastic filling against the contact surface of the adjacent tooth.