The adhesive materials applied in restorative dentistry require the isolation of the operating field to guarantee their longevity. 1 In this context, the rubber dam has become an essential component of modern adhesive dentistry, 2-4 as it provides moisture control, improves access and visibility, and enhances time and treatment efficiency. 1,2,5,6 Furthermore, rubber dam improves cross-infection control, provides an aseptic field, prevents the ingestion or aspiration of foreign objects, and protects and retracts the surrounding tissues. 7-9