Spreader

Here are some common features you can expect to find in a dental spreader:

• Stainless Steel Construction: Most spreaders are made of durable stainless steel, ensuring long-lasting use and easy sterilization.
• Comfortable Grip: A comfortable grip is essential for the precise placement of dental materials, so many spreaders feature ergonomic handles for enhanced comfort and control.
• Precision Tip: The tip of the spreader is typically designed to be precise, allowing for accurate placement of dental materials and minimal disruption to surrounding tissues.
• Easy to Clean: Dental spreaders must be cleaned and sterilized between uses to prevent the spread of infection, so most models are easy to clean and disinfect.
• Multiple Sizes: Dental spreaders come in a variety of sizes to accommodate different teeth and treatment needs.
• Versatile Use: Spreaders can be used for a wide range of dental procedures, from applying bonding agents to filling cavities.
• Lightweight and Compact: Many spreaders are designed to be lightweight and compact, making them easy to handle and store.

• Affordable: Spreaders are a relatively inexpensive tool, making them an essential addition to any dental practice’s toolkit.