A condensing tool for use in a dental application includes a shaft and a head arranged at an end of the shaft. A portion of the head is formed from a resilient material configured to deform when arranged in contact with an adjacent surface.

A condensing tool for use in a dental application includes a shaft and a head arranged at an end of the shaft. A portion of the head is formed from a resilient material configured to deform when arranged in contact with an adjacent surface.

A dental instrument having first portion and a second portion connected to the first end of the first portion by a connection. The connection is between a protrusion and an indentation, the first end of the first portion comprising one of a protrusion or an indentation, the first end of the second portion comprising one of a protrusion or an indentation corresponding to the first end of the first portion to allow the first portion and the second portion to connect. The connection between the first portion is rotationally adjustable relative to the second portion, each of the first portion and the second portion comprising at a second end one of a lobed portion having a lobed tool or a blade portion having a carving edge, the lobed tool having at least one lobe.

A dental instrument having first portion and a second portion connected to the first end of the first portion by a connection. The connection is between a protrusion and an indentation, the first end of the first portion comprising one of a protrusion or an indentation, the first end of the second portion comprising one of a protrusion or an indentation corresponding to the first end of the first portion to allow the first portion and the second portion to connect. The connection between the first portion is rotationally adjustable relative to the second portion, each of the first portion and the second portion comprising at a second end one of a lobed portion having a lobed tool or a blade portion having a carving edge, the lobed tool having at least one lobe.

Disclosed is a dental treatment instrument including a bridge unit configured to be gripped by a user; a plurality of tip units configured to be replaceable with respect to the bridge unit; and a coupling unit configured to selectively couple the tip unit with the bridge unit. The coupling unit is configured to couple the tip unit with the bridge unit by inserting and thereby rotating a portion of the tip unit relative to the bridge unit. Through this configuration, various types of dental tips may be easily replaced based on a selection of a user.

Disclosed is a dental treatment instrument including a bridge unit configured to be gripped by a user; a plurality of tip units configured to be replaceable with respect to the bridge unit; and a coupling unit configured to selectively couple the tip unit with the bridge unit. The coupling unit is configured to couple the tip unit with the bridge unit by inserting and thereby rotating a portion of the tip unit relative to the bridge unit. Through this configuration, various types of dental tips may be easily replaced based on a selection of a user.

Provided is a vibrator for attaching composite resin to a tooth, the vibrator including a housing; a vibration motor accommodated in the housing and configured to generate vibration; a micro-computer configured to control an operation and a vibration frequency of the vibration motor; and a vibration tip configured to couple with one side of the housing to be exposed to an outside of the housing, and to transfer the vibration to the composite resin.

Provided is a vibrator for attaching composite resin to a tooth, the vibrator including a housing; a vibration motor accommodated in the housing and configured to generate vibration; a micro-computer configured to control an operation and a vibration frequency of the vibration motor; and a vibration tip configured to couple with one side of the housing to be exposed to an outside of the housing, and to transfer the vibration to the composite resin.

A compressible dental instrument to non-impressively adapt restorative material through compression comprises a handle portion (2), having a docking aperture (4) to interface with a highly compressible foam insert (10) with a docking extrusion and a tip holder (14) having highly compressible tip (16). A user can dock both to compressively adapt composite resin to a tooth's surface by first applying a restorative to a tooth and second applying the compressible portion to the restorative. Applied pressure compresses the tip to non-impressively micro manipulate composite resin.

A compressible dental instrument to non-impressively adapt restorative material through compression comprises a handle portion (2), having a docking aperture (4) to interface with a highly compressible foam insert (10) with a docking extrusion and a tip holder (14) having highly compressible tip (16). A user can dock both to compressively adapt composite resin to a tooth's surface by first applying a restorative to a tooth and second applying the compressible portion to the restorative. Applied pressure compresses the tip to non-impressively micro manipulate composite resin.