Directions To Use

• Preparation:
  Begin by setting up the dental operatory with all necessary materials and equipment specific to the restoration procedure being performed. This ensures you have everything ready for a smooth procedure.
• Sterilization:
  Prior to use, sterilize the Tncipcl according to standard dental instrument sterilization protocols to ensure an aseptic environment throughout the procedure.
• Patient Preparation:
  Seat the patient comfortably and administer local anesthesia if necessary to ensure the patient remains relaxed and pain-free during the procedure.
• Isolation:
  Isolate the tooth or teeth that require restoration using a rubber dam or similar isolation method. This will keep the area dry and free of any contaminants.
• Composite Placement:
  Apply the composite material to the prepared tooth surface, making sure to focus on the specific requirements of Class 1 and 2 restorations to ensure a precise fit.
• Use of Tncipcl:
  Use the larger, round ball end of the Tncipcl to condense and shape the composite material. Apply gentle pressure as needed to ensure the composite adheres precisely to the tooth structure.
• Lingual Surface Work:
  For lingual surfaces of anterior teeth, carefully navigate the instrument to shape and contour the material. The ergonomic handle ensures comfort and allows for enhanced control throughout the process.
• Verification and Adjustment:
  Verify the composite restoration’s adaptation and appearance. Make any necessary adjustments to meet both aesthetic and functional needs before moving forward.
• Light Curing:
  Once satisfied with the placement, use a curing light to polymerize and set the composite material. Be sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the specific composite material being used.
• Finishing:
  After curing, perform finishing and polishing techniques to refine the restoration, ensuring a smooth, natural-looking result that blends seamlessly with the surrounding tooth.