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Microapplicators: what are they and why are they needed
Dental microapplicators are plastic rods-brushes, at the tip of which there is a bunch of villi. This tool is disposable. The length of the villi ranges from 8 to 9.5 cm. The working part of the applicator has a thinned section, thanks to which it is possible to bend the brush at the required angle.

Please note that today various companies produce tools of this type. However, not all of them are of high quality and safe. Choose dental microapplicators only from trusted manufacturers with an impeccable reputation. The final result of the dentist’s work depends on the quality of this product.

The microapplicator is a rather convenient universal tool that should be in the arsenal of every dentist. In dentistry, applicators of this type are used for the following purposes:

applying various liquids to the carious cavity;
treatment of the gingival sulcus;
draining fissures before sealing them in children;
removal of excess liquid and plastic filling material;
restoration of the dentition;
stop capillary bleeding.
Microbrushes are the ideal tool for working with liquid and flowable material. With it, you can quickly, easily and evenly distribute the composition.

Types of dental applicators
Microapplicators are of the following types:

ultra-fine – designed to work with cavities from 0.2 mm;
fine – used to seal molars in children and adolescents;
regular – necessary for filling using composites.
Please note that these brushes are available in several shades. This is necessary to differentiate them from each other in the process of working with several compositions.

Characteristic features of microapplicators
Microapplicators have several characteristic features that every dentist should be aware of:

Applicators have different lengths of pile. The purpose of the tool depends on this parameter.
Good chemical inertness. Products are made of durable hypoallergenic material that is resistant to various influences, including aggressive compounds.
The use of disposable applicators guarantees sterility. This eliminates the possibility of cross-infection.
There are 3 main types of microapplicators: small, medium and large.
One of the advantages of such a tool is that it does not absorb the applied composition, which ensures economical material consumption.

There is a wide variety of dental applicators on the market today. Among them there are models in which it is possible to adjust the length of the handle for maximum comfort. Thanks to the bendable head of the micro applicator, hard-to-reach areas can be treated with ease. The most important thing is to purchase high-quality products, the packaging of which is equipped with a dispenser to maintain sterility during use and storage.