0,66 mm
1,1 mm
0.66 mm tip for ultra-fine access
1.1 mm tip for slightly broader application
Ideal for sequential placement of thin materials
Not every margin or undercut accepts the same tip size. The NES-1968 solves that variation with a 0.66 mm end paired opposite a 1.1 mm end. The clinician simply rotates the instrument to match the space, placing liners, temporary cements, or flowable composites with greater accuracy and fewer tool changes.
Stainless-steel construction preserves the integrity of both working ends through repeated autoclave cycles. The handle design favors light pressure and clear tactile return, helping the operator sense when material has reached the desired thickness. This feedback reduces the risk of voids or overflow in critical areas.
After placement, light contact with either tip allows the instrument to serve as a diagnostic instrument, revealing residual gaps or excess that still need correction. Next Edge Surgical LLC offers the NES-1968 to practices seeking versatile, dual-diameter spatulas for precise restorative and cementation work.
