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Description

Tanner Filling Instruments

A Tanner filling instrument is a hand instrument for placing and shaping restorative material in a prepared tooth. In fact, the supplier catalogue lists the Tanner series as Fig. 0T, 1T, 2T and 3T, and we sell all four here as Fig. 0 to Fig. 3. In addition, every piece passes a check by our team in Georgia, so US inspection comes before sale.

What a Tanner Filling Instrument Handles

Restorative work runs in stages. First, the clinician carries material to the cavity. Next, they press it into the line angles and against the walls. Finally, they shape the surface before it sets. A Tanner filling instrument with a well-matched tip makes each stage quicker, while a poor match leaves voids or overhangs that need extra finishing.

Choosing Among Fig. 0, Fig. 1, Fig. 2 and Fig. 3

In short, the four figures are the numbered Tanner patterns on one catalogue page. The catalogue does not describe each tip in words, so each Tanner number gets a separate picture on this page. Study those tips side by side, for example to find a slimmer end for small cavities and a broader one for larger surfaces. Many dentists start with two figures and then add the others once they know which shapes they reach for most.

Tanner Filling Instrument Steel and Warranty

We source each Tanner filling instrument in ASTM F899 stainless steel. Also, our warranty covers every Tanner figure for three years against manufacturing defects. Instruments come non-sterile, so remove any material residue promptly after each case and sterilize them before first use.

For more detail, visit the ASTM F899 standard for steel details. More restorative tools are in Diagnostic, Periodontal & Restorative Instruments, and Woodson plastic filling instruments complement the Tanner series. Check the FAQs for ordering details.

Tanner instruments are meant for trained dental professionals. Set-material removal tips sit on care and sterilization, and delivery speeds on shipping and delivery.