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GDC Plugger/Condenser Non Serrated - #3 PLG1L

Name: GDC Plugger/Condenser Non Serrated - #3 PLG1L
Brand: GDC
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GDC Plugger/Condenser Non Serrated - #3 PLG1L

GDC Plugger/Condenser Non Serrated - #3 PLG1L is a dental instrument used in restorative dentistry procedures to compact and condense dental filling materials within the tooth cavity. It is designed to achieve proper adaptation and density of the filling material for effective restoration.

Features

Design: The Plugger/Condenser Non Serrated typically has a long, slender handle for comfortable grip and control during dental procedures. The working end of the instrument is smooth and rounded, lacking serrations or grooves.
Material: The instrument is typically made of high-quality stainless steel or another durable material that is resistant to corrosion and can withstand repeated sterilization. This ensures the longevity and integrity of the instrument.
Non-Serrated Working End: The working end of the instrument does not have serrations or grooves. The smooth and rounded surface allows for efficient condensing and compacting of the filling material within the tooth cavity.
Versatility: The Plugger/Condenser Non Serrated is a versatile instrument that can be used with various types of dental filling materials, such as composite resin or amalgam. It is suitable for condensing and compacting these materials to achieve proper adaptation and density within the cavity.
Autoclavable: The instrument is designed to be autoclavable, which means it can be safely sterilized using an autoclave. Autoclaving is a common method of sterilization in dental practices and ensures proper infection control.

Description

Specification

Type: Condenser/Plugger
Category: Conservative
Material: Stainless Steel
Disposable / Reusable: Reusable
Sterile / Non-Sterile: Non - Sterile
Autoclavable: Yes

Packaging

1 x Plugger/Condenser Non Serrated

Direction to use

Prepare the tooth cavity: Begin by properly preparing the tooth cavity for the filling material. This involves removing any decayed or damaged tooth structure and cleaning the cavity to ensure it is free of debris.
Select the appropriate plugger/condenser: Choose the plugger/condenser instrument that is suitable for the size and type of tooth cavity and the specific filling material being used.
Load the filling material: Load the chosen filling material, such as composite resin or amalgam, into the tooth cavity. Ensure the material is properly placed and extends to the desired level within the cavity.
Condense the filling material: Take the selected plugger/condenser instrument and gently press it against the filling material in the cavity. Apply firm yet controlled pressure to compact and condense the material. Use vertical or oblique motions to ensure even adaptation and removal of any voids or air bubbles.
Repeat and build layers (if necessary): Depending on the filling material and cavity size, it may be necessary to apply multiple layers of material. After condensing one layer, add the subsequent layer and repeat the condensation process with the plugger/condenser until the desired restoration height is achieved.
Check for excess material and contour: Once the filling material is condensed, carefully inspect the restoration for any excess material that needs to be removed. Use appropriate instruments such as a dental explorer or scaler to trim and shape the restoration, creating a smooth and anatomically correct contour.
Evaluate occlusion and adjust if needed: Verify the occlusion (bite) to ensure that the restored tooth fits properly with the opposing teeth. Make any necessary adjustments to the restoration's occlusal surface to achieve proper alignment and bite function.
Complete the finishing and polishing: After condensing and shaping the filling material, proceed with the finishing and polishing steps according to the specific requirements of the chosen restorative material. This may involve using burs, abrasive disks, or polishing instruments to achieve a smooth and aesthetically pleasing surface.