Lightweigth composite instruments are ideal for composite restoratation development. The instruments are autoclavable
and the tips at the end of the instruments are replaceable. The instruments unique thin and flexible ends are particularly helpful in shaping light-cured composites. The thin blades easily slide under the gum line to shape the margin. The flat surfaces contour flat facial surfaces of the teeth and the thin edge is used for adding esthetic highlights to the tooth's surface.

96041 Gold Intrument: The replaceable end's spatula shape is used on the facial surfaces of the maxillary incisors and the buccals of the posterior teeth or where the surface is large and rounded. It is excellent for adapting a gum line margin, and for forming the gentle curve toward the interproximal and the edge for esthetic hightlights.

The gold instrument's permanent end has a sturdy curved spoon shape. The back of the intruments is used for shaping the curves of the lingual concavities. The front side of the spoon is used to form the curvature at the gum line or interproximal ont he lingual side of the teeth and also may be used to carry the material to the preparation.