burnish or polish hardened metallic surfaces and cavosurface margins; refine anatomy

Aids in maintaing aspetic working areas; transfers materials to operative site from clean area

Places cavity medications

Planes and cleaves enamel and dentin walls during cavity preparation

Grasp oral tissues; transfer materials into and out of oral cavity

Condenses amalgam into compact mass; removes excess mercury; adapts amalgam to cavity walls

Holds patient napkin in place; holds materials

Mix plaster or cements; carve wax or porcelain

Indirect vision; retraction of cheek, lips, and tongue

Provides missing wall when placing restorative materials

Recreate anamotic form in occulsal surface of amalgam restoration

Removes soft carious debris from cavity prepartion; places cavity medication; inverts rubber dam in gingival sulcus

Prepares retention; sharpens internal line angles, and smooth internal cavity walls during tooth preparation

Polish or finish interproximal tooth or restorative surfaces

Measures depth of ginigval sulcus

Creates retention form in the dentin; used with pull action

Contour buccal, lingual, and proximal surfaces of amalgam restoration

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