0,5 mm
0,5 mm
Fine margins and thin cement layers leave little room for bulky instruments. The NES-1967 answers with matched 0.5 mm ends that slip into narrow spaces and allow precise placement of liners, bases, or flowable materials. Both tips share the same delicate profile, giving the clinician consistent handling whether working mesially or distally.
The instrument is produced from stainless steel that resists staining and maintains a smooth working surface after sterilization. Its slender blade geometry supports controlled application without displacing adjacent soft tissue or matrix bands. Handle balance keeps the hand steady during the short, accurate strokes these materials demand.
When the layer is in place, the same fine tip can be used as a diagnostic instrument, letting the operator feel for excess or incomplete coverage before the next step begins. Next Edge Surgical LLC supplies the NES-1967 for restorative and cementation trays that require ultra-fine spatulas capable of delicate material control.
