$91.10

• Double-ended handle; non-stick ball, chisel, pointed tips
• Non-stick tip surface; reduces composite adherence
• Ball for cusps; chisel for ridges; pointed tip for grooves
• Working angles optimized for posterior composite placement
• Hygienic dispenser box; 20 of each tip type included
• Quantity: 1 Kit

Ivoclar Vivadent OptraSculpt NG Composite Contouring Instrument Starter Kit is used for the placement, shaping, and anatomical contouring of unpolymerized composite resin during direct posterior composite restorations. The non-stick single-use attachment tips allow the clinician to shape the composite material placed in the prepared cavity into the correct cuspal anatomy, marginal ridge profile, and occlusal groove detail without the composite mass adhering to the instrument tip and pulling away from the cavity floor and walls during the sculpting procedure, eliminating the dragging and distortion issues seen with conventional metal or resin-tipped instruments. Each kit contains one double-ended instrument handle and 60 single-use non-stick attachment tips, 20 ball tips, 20 chisel tips, and 20 pointed tips.

Dental offices ordering composite contouring instruments from their supplier can buy this starter kit for its complete three-tip-shape set, since the ball tip shapes cuspal anatomy on the occlusal surface, the chisel tip defines marginal ridge height and the flat gingival seat geometry at the proximal box floor, and the pointed tip carves occlusal groove anatomy to reproduce natural fossa and fissure detail. The working angles of the OptraSculpt NG instrument tips are specifically designed for the access geometry of the posterior region, allowing the clinician to reach the distal marginal ridge, buccal and lingual cuspal inclines, and proximal box floor at a natural working angle without excessive wrist angulation or mirror-assisted indirect access. The hygienic dispenser box provides organized, easily accessible storage of the 60 included tips in three separate compartments for ball, chisel, and pointed tip types, allowing single-tip dispensing at the chairside without contaminating the remaining tip supply in the box throughout multiple restorative procedures over the course of a busy clinical day.