$41.00

• Medium Size #3 provides a balanced cap fit
• Anatomic cotton shape supports easy placement
• Compression supports gingival tissue retraction
• Cotton absorbs blood and crevicular fluid
• Designed for use with Traxodent retraction paste
• Quantity: 120 per Pack

Premier Dental Traxodent Retraction Caps, Size #3, Medium are used for gingival tissue management when additional compression is needed with Traxodent retraction paste before impressions, digital scans, crown and bridge procedures, and other restorative workflows. These hollow, anatomically formed cotton caps are placed over the prepared area to help maintain contact between the retraction paste and gingival tissues while absorbing blood and crevicular fluid throughout the retraction period. Each pack contains 120 caps, made from absorbent cotton and shaped anatomically to sit over prepared tooth structure during tissue management.

Dental offices ordering retraction caps from their supplier can buy this Size #3 Medium configuration as the middle option in Premier Dental's cap range, fitting between Size #1 Small and Size #5 Large, giving practices a balanced fit when the smaller cap is too compact and the larger cap provides more coverage than the case requires, with the 120-count package supporting consistent availability across busy restorative schedules. The cap works through mechanical compression and absorbency rather than through an active hemostatic ingredient of its own. When used with Traxodent paste, the cotton cap helps hold the paste against the sulcular area while the material manages fluid and tissue displacement. The cotton structure also absorbs blood and crevicular fluid, helping keep the working field cleaner during the retraction period, and its anatomic form is designed to make placement straightforward and to distribute pressure over the treated area.

This combination gives the cap a specific role as a compression accessory that supports the performance of the retraction paste without changing the chemistry of the paste itself, helping the clinical team achieve a cleaner, more accessible margin before capturing the final impression or digital scan for the case.