$34.21

• Anatomic cotton shape supports easy placement
• Compression assists gingival tissue retraction
• Cotton absorbs blood and crevicular fluid
• Designed for use with Traxodent retraction paste
• Size #1 Small fits compact preparation areas
• Quantity: 120 per Pack

Premier Dental Traxodent Retraction Caps, Size #1, Small are used for gingival retraction and hemostasis support when paired with Traxodent retraction paste during restorative procedures. These anatomic cotton compression caps are designed to guide the paste into the sulcus as the patient applies biting pressure, helping improve contact between the retraction material and gingival tissues, and the cotton construction absorbs blood and crevicular fluid while compression assists tissue displacement and hemostasis throughout the retraction period. Each pack contains 120 caps, formed from absorbent cotton and shaped anatomically for placement over prepared tooth structure.

Dental offices ordering retraction caps from their supplier can buy this Size #1 Small format, the smallest of the standard Premier Retraction Cap sizes within a three-size range that also includes Size #3 Medium and Size #5 Large, since the compression-cap design allows them to work with Traxodent paste without adding a separate rigid retraction device to the tissue-management workflow, and the high 120-count package supports consistent availability across recurring restorative appointments. The cap works by applying gentle compression over Traxodent paste after the material has been placed around the preparation. When the patient closes on the cap, the anatomic form helps direct the paste into the sulcus while maintaining contact with the surrounding tissue. The cotton absorbs fluids as compression helps accelerate hemostasis and tissue displacement, supporting clearer access to the preparation margin before impression taking or digital scanning.

Unlike the paste itself, the cap contains no active hemostatic ingredient, and its role is mechanical and absorbent, supporting the performance of the retraction material already placed at the site during the restorative appointment and helping the clinical team capture a cleaner final impression.