Amalgam Pluggers as vital tools for condensing, packing, and shaping amalgam materials during restorative procedures. These instruments ensure optimal adaptation of the filling to the cavity walls, preventing voids and promoting long-lasting restorations. With a variety of shapes and sizes, amalgam pluggers provide dental professionals with precise control during the condensation of amalgam and other dental materials. Made from high-quality stainless steel, these pluggers are durable, autoclavable, and suitable for both pediatric and adult applications.
Uses:
- Amalgam Condensation – Compresses amalgam into cavities for a tight, secure restoration.
- Void Prevention – Reduces the formation of air pockets, ensuring a uniform and durable filling.
- Shaping and Contouring – Helps shape and contour the amalgam to fit the cavity, ensuring optimal retention and comfort.
- Restoring Large and Small Cavities – Used for both small and large cavities, providing flexibility in various dental procedures.
- Temporary and Permanent Fillings – Suitable for both temporary and long-term restorations.
- Composite Material Condensation –You can use it for compressing composite fillings in certain restorative procedures.
- Root Canal Procedures – Assists in packing materials during root canal treatments.
Key Features:
- Variety of Sizes and Shapes – Different tip sizes and designs (Fig 1, Fig 2, etc.) to suit various cavity types and procedural needs.
- Durable Stainless Steel – High-quality, corrosion-resistant material for longevity and repeated use.
- Ergonomic Handle – Designed for comfort, minimizing hand fatigue during lengthy procedures.
- Double-Ended – Two working ends for increased versatility and efficiency.
- Autoclavable – Fully sterilizable to meet infection control standards in dental practices.
What are the different types of amalgam pluggers?
Amalgam pluggers come in various sizes and tip shapes (e.g., Fig 1, Fig 2), allowing for precise condensation in different cavity preparations. Larger tips suit larger cavities, while smaller tips work for more delicate procedures..
Yes, while primarily used for amalgam, you can also use them to compress composite materials or temporary filling materials during dental procedures.
How should I care for and sterilize my amalgam pluggers?
Clean thoroughly after each use and sterilize them in an autoclave to prevent cross-contamination and maintain hygiene standards.
Technical Specifications:
Material:Â Stainless Steel
Finishing:Â Dull & Polish
Ultrasonic Cleaned:Â Yes
Lubricate:Â Yes
Rusting Prevention Procedure:Â Passivated
Tests Performed:Â Boil Test, Performance Test, Shape Test
QC Passed:Â Yes
Packing:Â Individually Packed
