1 Goldstein Composite Instrument (G1)

Designed specifically for precise placement of composite and plastic filling materials.
Goldstein G1 configuration supports controlled handling during anterior restorative procedures.
Instrument geometry facilitates smooth adaptation of material into prepared tooth structures.
Streamlined design helps reduce drag when sculpting direct restorative composites.
Specialized tip shape aids in achieving detailed contouring and finishing results.
Essential dental tool for efficient workflow in modern composite restoration techniques.

Brand: surgivalley

$19.56 $24.00

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OEM & International Cross-Reference Equivalents

UNIVERSAL NOMENCLATURE EU MDR 2017/745 & US FDA GUDID Classification

EMDN (EUDAMED): L0399

GENERAL SURGERY INSTRUMENTS, REUSABLE - OTHER

GMDN Code: 47549

General surgical instrument, reusable

Manufacturer / Benchmark	Catalog Number (REF)	Specification Match
Aesculap	`H36-182-03`	Exact Pattern Match

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SKU: 041010007

Categories: Composite & Plastic Filling Instruments

Tags: Composite Filling Instrument

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Precision Control for Seamless Composite Restorations

Achieving smooth, anatomically correct composite restorations demands instruments that offer controlled handling and non-stick performance. The Goldstein Composite Instrument (G1) is engineered to meet these exacting standards, providing dental professionals with a reliable tool for manipulating plastic filling materials. Designed specifically for the nuances of composite placement, this instrument facilitates efficient workflow by minimizing material adhesion and enhancing tactile feedback. Its specialized configuration supports precise contouring and shaping, allowing clinicians to focus on aesthetic outcomes without the distraction of sticking or dragging. This instrument serves as an essential component in modern restorative dentistry, bridging the gap between material handling challenges and high-quality clinical results.

Use Cases

Placement and initial contouring of composite resin materials in anterior and posterior restorations
Shaping and smoothing plastic filling compounds to achieve natural tooth anatomy
Manipulating viscous restorative materials with reduced adhesion for cleaner margins

Care & Handling

Clean thoroughly after each use to remove all residual composite material and debris
Inspect the instrument tip regularly for signs of wear or damage that could affect performance
Store in a dry, protected environment to maintain instrument integrity and readiness

General use; follow facility protocols.