10mm
4,5mm
Some preparations simply need more surface area to move material quickly. The NES-1957 answers with a 10 mm end paired with a 4.5 mm companion tip. The wider working surface consolidates bulk material across large Class I or core build-ups; the narrower tip refines proximal walls and internal line angles where precision still matters.
Forged from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, the instrument maintains its geometry and smooth finish through multiple sterilization cycles. The handle design favors controlled force application and clear tactile return, allowing the clinician to feel density changes as the material packs. This feedback helps avoid under-filled areas while preventing the excessive pressure that can displace matrix bands or create overhangs.
When the majority of the material is seated, the same instrument can be used as a diagnostic instrument, mapping the surface for high spots or incomplete seating before the finishing sequence starts. Next Edge Surgical LLC includes the NES-1957 in its filling-instrument selection for clinicians who regularly manage larger restorations and value a single tool that bridges bulk placement and fine adaptation.
