Dental Amalgam Well Non-slip

Dental Amalgam Well – Non-Slip

Description

The Dental Amalgam Well – Non-Slip is an essential restorative dental accessory designed to provide a stable and hygienic surface for handling and dispensing dental amalgam and other restorative materials during clinical procedures. This well-shaped pot allows clinicians and assistants to mix, hold, and temporarily store freshly triturated amalgam before it is picked up and placed into the prepared tooth cavity using an amalgam carrier. The non-slip base and sturdy stainless steel construction help prevent movement and spills during use, supporting a smooth and efficient workflow in the operatory.

The amalgam well is crafted from medical-grade stainless steel, offering durability, corrosion resistance, and easy sterilization. Its compact size fits conveniently on dental trays, making it a reliable tool for restorative procedures in everyday dental practice.

Key Features

• Non-Slip Base Design — Stable foundation prevents slipping or tipping on the dental tray for secure material handling.

• Stainless Steel Construction — Durable, corrosion-resistant material suitable for repeated sterilization and long-term clinical use.

• Smooth Interior Surface — Easy to clean and maintain, with a polished finish that minimizes material sticking.

• Compact & Tray-Friendly Size — Fits comfortably in operatory setups and dental instrument trays.

• Reusable & Autoclavable — Designed for hygienic use; supports routine sterilization for safe clinical practice.

• Multi-Purpose Utility — Suitable for holding dental amalgam, cements, liners, and other restorative materials during placement.

Applications

• Holding freshly mixed dental amalgam before placement.

• Providing a stable surface for material retrieval with an amalgam carrier.

• Temporary storage of restorative materials such as cements or liners.

• Enhancing restorative workflow efficiency and reducing material waste.

• Use in routine restorative and operative procedures.

Ideal For

• Dentists performing amalgam restorative procedures.

• Dental assistants managing material preparation and handling.

• Clinics seeking reliable instruments for daily restorative work.

• Dental laboratories and teaching institutions for restorative technique training.

• Practices prioritizing hygiene, precision, and workflow efficiency.