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GDC Composite Instrument Gold Titanium -6 (CIG2)

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• Gold titanium nitride coating for enhanced durability

• Non-stick surface prevents composite adhesion and drag

• Dual-ended design for versatile restorative applications

• Ergonomic lightweight handle reduces operator fatigue

• Smooth working ends for precise contouring and shaping

• Corrosion-resistant stainless steel construction

• Autoclavable and reusable for clinical safety

• Improved tactile control for aesthetic restorations

• Suitable for anterior and posterior composite procedures

• Designed for long-term clinical performance

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The GDC Composite Instrument Gold Titanium - 6 (CIG2) is a premium restorative dentistry instrument designed for precise placement, sculpting, and contouring of composite materials. Featuring a gold titanium nitride coating, it significantly reduces composite adhesion, ensuring smooth handling and improved control during aesthetic and restorative procedures. Its dual-ended design provides enhanced versatility, allowing clinicians to perform multiple restorative functions with a single instrument. Manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, it delivers long-lasting durability, corrosion resistance, and consistent performance under repeated sterilization cycles, making it ideal for both anterior and posterior composite restorations.

• 1 x Composite Instrument Gold Titanium - 6 (CIG2)

• Instrument Type: Composite placement and carving instrument

• Design: Dual-ended restorative instrument

• Coating: Gold titanium nitride (non-stick)

• Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel

• Application: Composite restoration procedures

• Handle Type: Ergonomic balanced design

• Sterilization: Autoclavable

• Reusable: Yes

• Select appropriate working end based on clinical requirement

• Use gentle strokes for placement and contouring of composite

• Avoid abrasive cleaning tools that may damage coating