Easy Contact Point Instrument for Molars, 3, 8 mm wide, for forming the Contact Points In M.O. or D.O. Restorations - ZEPF-bIONIK Handle in Yellow-Green | Helmut Zepf No. 26.123.02

The Easy Contact Point Instrument for Molars is a precision-engineered dental instrument designed specifically for forming contact points in M.O. (mesio-occlusal) and D.O. (disto-occlusal) restorations. At 3.8 mm wide, it delivers the control and consistency required for accurate interproximal contact formation in molar restorations.

Key Features

• Application: Designed for forming contact points in M.O. and D.O. restorations on molars
• Working Width: 3.8 mm, optimised for molar contact point geometry
• Handle: ZEPF-bIONIK Handle in Yellow-Green — ergonomically designed for comfortable, fatigue-reducing grip during clinical procedures
• Origin: Made in Germany to Helmut Zepf's established quality standards

Clinical Benefits

The Easy Contact Point Instrument for Molars supports reliable shaping of interproximal contacts, contributing to well-fitted restorations and reduced chair time. The bIONIK handle design prioritises tactile feedback and operator comfort, making it suitable for both routine and complex posterior restorative procedures.

The yellow-green colour coding of the bIONIK handle aids quick instrument identification during tray setup, improving clinical workflow efficiency. The instrument is manufactured by Helmut Zepf GmbH, a German manufacturer with a long-standing reputation in dental instrumentation.

Instrument Identification

• Catalog Reference: Helmut Zepf No. 26.123.02
• Handle Colour: Yellow-Green (bIONIK series)

FAQ

What restorations is this instrument designed for? It is designed for forming contact points in M.O. (mesio-occlusal) and D.O. (disto-occlusal) restorations on molars.

What is the working width of the Easy Contact Point Instrument for Molars? The working width is 3.8 mm, suited to molar anatomy and contact point requirements.

What is the bIONIK handle? The bIONIK handle is Helmut Zepf's ergonomic instrument handle series, colour-coded for easy identification. This instrument features a yellow-green handle.