$20.85

• Measurement: Approx. 155 mm length
• Woodson #2 design aids placement and condensation well
• Non-slip grip reduces fatigue and enhances precision
• Contours and packs composites, ionomers, and cements
• Combines two essential functions for better workflow

The Quala Plastic Filling Instrument, Woodson #2, is a staple in restorative dentistry, renowned for its dual-functionality and precision in handling contemporary composite and restorative materials. This versatile, double-ended instrument is manufactured from high-grade surgical stainless steel to ensure durability, high resistance to corrosion, and maintenance of its structural integrity through repeated sterilization cycles.

The classic Woodson #2 design strategically incorporates two distinct working ends: one end features a smoothly tapered paddle or spatula (approximately 1.5 mm wide), ideal for picking up, transporting, and initially placing or lining restorative materials like composite resins, glass ionomers, or temporary cements. The opposing end is equipped with a small, rounded condenser or plugger (approximately 1.0 mm in diameter), which is essential for condensing material into prep margins, achieving anatomical contouring, and light packing. If you are searching for the best composite placement instrument then selecting a classic, double-ended design like the Woodson #2 for optimal material handling is best for you.

The instrument conforms to standard dental hand instrument length, typically measuring around 155 mm, providing the balanced feel and control necessary for intricate, detail-oriented work. By utilizing the best Plastic Filling, Woodson #2, practitioners can seamlessly transition between material placement and contouring without changing instruments, thereby improving clinical workflow efficiency. The handle is designed with enhanced surface texture to provide a non-slip, secure grip, minimizing hand fatigue and contributing to greater precision during delicate procedures, ensuring consistently high-quality final restorations.