Easy Contact Point Instrument for Premolars, 3, 1 mm wide, for forming the Contact Points In M.O. or D.O. Restorations - ZEPF-bIONIK Handle in Black | Helmut Zepf No. 26.123.01

The Easy Contact Point Instrument for Premolars is a precision dental instrument designed to assist clinicians in forming accurate contact points in M.O. (mesio-occlusal) and D.O. (disto-occlusal) restorations. With a working tip width of 1 mm, this instrument provides the control and accuracy required for consistent, high-quality restorative outcomes in premolar regions.

Key Features

• Application: Specifically designed for forming contact points in M.O. or D.O. restorations on premolars
• Working Width: 1 mm wide tip for precise adaptation
• Instrument Number: Size 3 in the Easy Contact Point series
• Handle: ZEPF-bIONIK ergonomic handle in black for comfortable, fatigue-reducing grip during procedures
• Manufacturer: Crafted by Helmut Zepf GmbH, Made in Germany

About the bIONIK Handle

The ZEPF-bIONIK handle is engineered to support the natural posture of the hand and fingers during clinical use. Its ergonomic design reduces strain during repetitive restorative procedures, allowing the clinician to maintain focus on precision. The black finish provides a clean, professional aesthetic in any operatory setting.

Made in Germany

As a product of Helmut Zepf GmbH, the Easy Contact Point Instrument for Premolars reflects the high manufacturing standards associated with German dental instrument production. Each instrument is crafted to meet the demanding requirements of modern restorative dentistry.

FAQ

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

What is the working tip width? The working tip is 1 mm wide, providing precise control during contact point formation.

What handle type is included? The instrument comes fitted in the ZEPF-bIONIK ergonomic handle in black, designed for reduced hand fatigue and improved clinical control.