Clinician's Choice Composite Ninja Instrument The ergonomic Composite Ninja was designed to perform the tasks of several composite instruments, all in one. > Angulated, sharp, two-sided blade allows for easy access on interproximal and facial surfaces > Designed for adapting and shaping of composite prior to curing + trimming flash after curing > Multi-angled blade enables the tapering of the composite interproximally while establishing line-angles and blending the material into the natural tooth > Sharp blade accurately and efficiently removes composite flash > Available in 2 different handle styles, stainless steel, and the all-new Comfort Grip

Clinician's Choice Esthetic Contouring Instrument Highly detailed anterior composite restorations require specifically designed instruments to properly manipulate and contour the material, especially along the cervical margins. The Clinician’s Choice Esthetic Contouring Instruments make anterior composite restorations easy! The Gold Grip features a convex paddle to spread composite across the facial plane for diastemas, Class IV and Class V restorations. The long, flat, thin and flexible blade makes interproximal composite placement and manipulation a breeze. The Blue Grip features a bladed end which allows trimming of excess composite and to cut grooves in the material to create the illusion of enamel cracks. With the opposing blade, ripples may be created prior to cutting for better light reflection.

Clinician's Choice Esthetic Contouring Instrument Highly detailed anterior composite restorations require specifically designed instruments to properly manipulate and contour the material, especially along the cervical margins. The Clinician’s Choice Esthetic Contouring Instruments make anterior composite restorations easy! The Gold Grip features a convex paddle to spread composite across the facial plane for diastemas, Class IV and Class V restorations. The long, flat, thin and flexible blade makes interproximal composite placement and manipulation a breeze. The Blue Grip features a bladed end which allows trimming of excess composite and to cut grooves in the material to create the illusion of enamel cracks. With the opposing blade, ripples may be created prior to cutting for better light reflection.