EASY CONTACT POINT Composite Instruments by Helmut Zepf
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EASY CONTACT POINT Composite Instruments by Helmut Zepf are precision-engineered tools designed to solve one of the most technically demanding aspects of posterior restorations: establishing tight, anatomically correct interproximal contact points. This collection brings together the complete EASY CONTACT POINT program — both the classic contact-forming hand instruments and the MOD pliers. Two Instrument Families, One Goal The EASY CONTACT POINT hand instruments (26.123 series) feature offset working ends in premolar (3.1 mm) and molar (3.8 mm) widths on ergonomic ZEPF-bIONIK handles, used to press the matrix band against the adjacent tooth while the composite is light-cured in M.O. or D.O. restorations. The EASY CONTACT POINT MOD pliers (26.122 series) extend the same principle to full MOD situations: the plier design contacts the matrix on both proximal surfaces simultaneously, forming mesial and distal contacts in a single step. Key Features Offset geometry engineered for precise access to proximal areas Premolar and molar working widths across both instrument families Ergonomic bIONIK handles and plier grips for reduced hand fatigue Compatible with standard sectional and circumferential matrix systems and light-cured composites Designed and manufactured by Helmut Zepf in Seitingen-Oberflacht, Germany Why Choose EASY CONTACT POINT Instruments? Open proximal contacts invite food impaction and secondary caries. By loading the matrix against the neighboring tooth during polymerization, EASY CONTACT POINT instruments produce reproducibly tight contacts without relying on wedging force alone — a reliable, technique-friendly solution from a trusted German manufacturer. FAQ What is the difference between the hand instruments and the MOD pliers? The 26.123 hand instruments form one contact at a time and suit M.O. or D.O. restorations; the 26.122 MOD pliers press the matrix on both proximal surfaces at once for MOD restorations. What procedures are these instruments suite