Plastic Fillings

Plastic Filling Instruments #3, #4, #5

Use: For placing and shaping composite or plastic filling materials.
Differences:

• #3: Small blade, ideal for anterior restorations.
• #4: Medium blade, more versatile for moderate cavities.
• #5: Wider blade, used in larger or posterior fillings.

Style: Usually double-ended, stainless steel or titanium-coated for durability and non-stick use.

Ladmore Instruments #2 & #3

Use: High-quality composite placement tools often titanium or gold-coated.

• #2: F#ine-pointed blade for detailed anterior sculpting.
• #3: Broader blade for contouring posterior surfaces.
  Popular for: Esthetic and restorative procedures due to smooth surface and precise control.

PFIHF1 (Plastic Filling Instrument Heidbrink Flat #1)

Use: Composite placement with a flat Heidbrink-style blade.
Key Feature: Ultra-thin, flat blade for delicate margin shaping and minimal bulk.
Preferred in: Veneers, Class III/IV, and fine anterior restorations.

Packing 1 pcs