Composite Placement Instrument

A Composite Placement Instrument is a specialized dental tool designed for the precise handling, placement, and contouring of composite resin material during direct restorative procedures. These instruments typically feature non-stick, plastic or coated tips that prevent the adhesive composite from sticking, allowing the dentist to accurately carry the material to the prepared cavity, adapt it to the walls, and begin initial shaping. They are essential for achieving proper marginal adaptation, avoiding voids, and creating the foundational form of the restoration before final sculpting and polishing, directly impacting the restoration’s longevity and aesthetics.

Key Features:

• Non-Stick Tips: Often made of plastic or coated metal to prevent composite adhesion.

• Variety of Tip Shapes: Includes rounded, flat, pointed, and angled designs for different placement and packing tasks.

• Precise Material Handling: Allows for accurate transfer and adaptation of composite into the preparation.

• Ergonomic Handle: Designed for comfortable, controlled use during detailed restorative work.

• Essential for Direct Restorations: A fundamental tool for Class I-V composite fillings and build-ups.

• Single-Use or Sterilizable: Available as disposable plastic instruments or autoclavable metal options.

Place and adapt composite restorations with precision and ease. Composite Placement Instruments from Medic instrument provide the essential, non-stick tools needed for successful and efficient direct aesthetic dentistry.