HF CD3/66 #3/6 DE CLEOID-DISCOID CARVER SS #181145

[Acmedent SKU: IN0021A]

The HF CD3/66 #3/6 Cleoid-Discoid Carver is a precision operative dental instrument designed for carving, contouring, and refining anatomical features in restorative procedures. Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel, this double-ended instrument combines a cleoid tip and discoid tip to deliver exceptional control when shaping amalgam and composite restorations.

This professional dental carver allows clinicians to sculpt occlusal anatomy, remove excess restorative material, and refine marginal ridges with accuracy. Its ergonomic stainless steel handle ensures optimal grip and tactile sensitivity during delicate restorative procedures.

Key Features

• Double-Ended Design (Cleoid / Discoid) – Allows precise carving and anatomical contouring.
• #3/6 Working Ends – Ideal for sculpting occlusal anatomy and marginal ridges.
• Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel – Durable, corrosion-resistant, and autoclavable.
• High Precision Tips – Designed for detailed shaping of restorative materials.
• Ergonomic Handle – Provides excellent control and comfort during operative procedures.

Clinical Applications

• Carving anatomical occlusal anatomy in amalgam restorations
• Contouring composite restorations
• Removing excess restorative material
• Refining marginal ridges and grooves
• Burnishing inlay margins and finishing restorative surfaces

Product Specifications

• Instrument Type: Cleoid-Discoid Carver
• Pattern: #3/6
• Design: Double-Ended
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Manufacturer Pattern: HF CD3/66
• Reference Code: #181145
• Packaging: 1 Instrument per pack

Why Dental Professionals Choose Cleoid-Discoid Carvers

Cleoid-discoid carvers are essential restorative instruments used to sculpt and reproduce natural tooth morphology. The cleoid tip allows precise carving of fissures and grooves, while the discoid end is ideal for shaping occlusal surfaces and removing excess restorative material. These instruments are widely used in operative dentistry for both amalgam and composite restorations.