Composite Instrument 5 Hollow Handle

Composite Instrument 5 – Hollow Handle with Polished Tips

Description

The Composite Instrument 5 – Hollow Handle with Polished Tips is a precision dental tool used for placing, sculpting, and contouring composite restorative material during operative and restorative dentistry procedures. Designed for smooth and efficient handling of resin-based composite materials, this instrument features a polished tip surface that minimizes material sticking and allows clinicians to shape restorations with anatomical accuracy and ease. Its lightweight hollow handle enhances tactile sensitivity and control, reducing clinician fatigue during detailed composite manipulation.

Constructed from durable stainless steel, the Composite Instrument 5 is corrosion-resistant and fully autoclavable for repeated clinical use. Its ergonomic profile makes it ideal for both anterior and posterior composite restorations, helping achieve smooth, well-adapted restorations with minimal finishing adjustments.

Key Features

• Composite Placement & Sculpting — Designed to efficiently place and adapt composite material within cavity preparations.

• Polished Working Tips — Smooth, polished tips reduce sticking and drag of composite resin for cleaner sculpting and contouring.

• Hollow Handle Design — Lightweight hollow handle improves balance, tactile feedback, and clinician comfort.

• Ergonomic Grip — Comfortable handle shape offers precise control during restorative procedures.

• Stainless Steel Construction — Corrosion-resistant and durable for long-term clinical use.

• Autoclavable & Reusable — Safe for repeated sterilization in clinical settings.

Applications

• Composite Resin Placement: Efficiently transport and place composite filling material into prepared cavities.

• Sculpting & Contouring: Shape and refine occlusal anatomy, proximal contacts, and marginal details.

• Adaptation to Tooth Structure: Press composite into grooves, fissures, and margins for tight adaptation and optimal seal.

• Anterior & Posterior Restorations: Suitable for both front and back teeth composite restorations.

• Minimized Finishing Work: Polished tips help reduce the need for excessive finishing after composite placement.

Ideal For

• Dentists performing direct composite restorations.

• Dental assistants supporting restorative procedures.

• Clinics and practices requiring precision composite placement and contouring tools.

• Dental students learning operative and restorative techniques.

• Practices focused on aesthetic and functional composite outcomes.