Eliminate class II open contacts.The OriginalEliminate class II open contacts.
The Contact Pro™ 2 is engineered to produce ideally shaped and positioned inter-proximal contacts, consistently. AuthenticView the designView the designClass II composite restorations made simple, since-1993.Our patented designs are so effective that many have tried to mimic the Contact Pro™ 2. Imitation instruments have been made using inferior materials and poor light conducting concepts. Our proven design has been unmatched in the industry and is used worldwide by over 100,000 dentists. Advantages
It can be used with any matrix band or matrix systems (including sectional or traditional tofflemire types).
Class II composite restorations made simple, since-1993.
It is the only instrument that allows you to confirm the proximal contact, before curing the composite.
Its patented lens delivers intense concentrated light into the deepest recesses of the class II preparation. This assures fully cured composite all the way through.
Simple TechniqueThe Contact Pro™ 2 was made with dentists in mind. It's three step procedure makes restorations a breeze.The Contact Pro™ 2 was selected by the C.R.A. as one of the twenty dental products their “evaluators cannot live without”.
It provides consistent results, leaving a perfect class II contact every time.
US Patent# 5318446, #6280187, and other patents pending.
Ideal Anatomy
Optical EfficiencyThe Contact Pro™ 2 lens and tip design is multi functional. They concentrate, conduct and disperse the blue light into the deepest recesses of the proximal box. This assures fully cured composite on the critical gingival layer.
ErgonomicsThe double ended design allows mesial and distal contacts to be created with ease. Both ends of the instrument are permanently laser marked with directional arrows for visual cues. Both lens apertures are strategically angled for easy light gun access.The black line circling around the tip is a marginal ridge guide. The Contact Pro™ 2 should be positioned with the marginal ridge guide level at the adjacent marginal ridge. This will result in an ideally located contact, at the middle incisal area of the tooth.
