Composite Goldstein Instrument G4 Hollow Handle

4 Goldstein Composite Instrument (G4) – With Gold Color Tips

Description

The 4 Goldstein Composite Instrument (G4) with Gold Color Tips is a precision dental instrument designed for placing, shaping, sculpting, and contouring composite resin and other pliable restorative materials during operative dentistry procedures. Featuring dual working ends with durable gold-colored tips, this instrument provides smooth, non-stick surfaces that help reduce material adhesion and improve control during composite placement. The Goldstein style working ends are shaped to access both anterior and posterior tooth surfaces, enabling precise adaptation of composite material into contact points, grooves, and cavity margins.

Constructed from high-grade stainless steel with polished and coated tips for improved handling, the 4 Goldstein Composite Instrument offers long-lasting performance and corrosion resistance. The ergonomic design ensures comfortable grip and control, making it an essential tool for restorative procedures where detail and accuracy are critical.

Key Features

• Gold Color Working Tips — Provide superior visual contrast and smooth, non-stick surfaces for precise composite manipulation.

• Dual Working Ends — Two functional ends allow efficient placement and contouring of composite material without frequent instrument changes.

• Goldstein Style Blades — Shaped for access to both anterior and posterior restorations, especially useful on curved surfaces.

• Ergonomic Handle — Comfortable grip enhances control and reduces hand fatigue during restorative procedures.

• Stainless Steel Construction — Durable and corrosion-resistant for repeated clinical use and sterilization.

• Polished Working Ends — Help minimize composite sticking and provide smoother contouring and finishing.

Applications

• Composite Resin Placement: Deliver and adapt composite material into prepared cavities.

• Contouring & Sculpting: Shape anatomical features such as cusps, embrasures, and contact zones.

• Marginal Adaptation: Press composite into margins and fine anatomical grooves for tight seals.

• Anterior & Posterior Restorations: Suitable for managing a variety of restorative scenarios.

• Finishing Preparation: Aids in smooth transitions before light curing and polishing.

Ideal For

• Dentists performing direct composite restorations in both anterior and posterior regions.

• Dental hygienists and assistants supporting restorative procedures.

• Dental students learning advanced composite handling techniques.

• Clinics focused on precision and aesthetic restorative outcomes.