Dycal Calcium Hydroxide Placer-Cavity Liner Double Ended Hollow Handle

Dycal Calcium Hydroxide Placer – Cavity Liner

Description

The Dycal Calcium Hydroxide Placer – Cavity Liner, Double-Ended with Hollow Handle is a precision dental instrument designed for the accurate placement, spreading, and adaptation of calcium hydroxide liners and other base materials within prepared cavities. The double-ended design features two finely shaped working tips, allowing controlled application in deep or narrow cavity preparations. The lightweight hollow stainless steel handle enhances tactile sensitivity and control, enabling clinicians to place liners precisely without overfilling or material displacement.

This instrument is ideal for operative and restorative dentistry procedures where protection of the pulp and uniform liner thickness are essential. Its smooth, polished working ends help distribute material evenly while minimizing trauma to surrounding dentin and pulp tissues.

Key Features

• Double-Ended Working Tips — Two precisely shaped ends allow accurate placement and manipulation of calcium hydroxide liners and cavity bases.

• Designed for Cavity Liner Application — Ideal for controlled placement of pulp-protective materials in deep cavity preparations.

• Hollow Stainless Steel Handle — Lightweight design improves balance, tactile feedback, and operator comfort during delicate procedures.

• Smooth, Polished Tips — Facilitates even spreading and adaptation of liner materials without sticking or dragging.

• Ergonomic Grip — Textured or knurled handle ensures a secure, non-slip grip for precise control.

• Autoclavable & Reusable — Made from medical-grade stainless steel, suitable for repeated sterilization without loss of performance.

Applications

• Placement and spreading of calcium hydroxide liners.

• Application of cavity liners and bases prior to restorative procedures.

• Pulp protection in deep carious lesions.

• Controlled liner placement in narrow or hard-to-reach cavities.

• General operative and restorative dentistry procedures.

Ideal For

• Dentists performing restorative and operative dental treatments.

• Clinics requiring precise instruments for pulp protection and cavity lining.

• Dental students and educators in operative dentistry programs.

• Practices focusing on minimally invasive and controlled restorative techniques.