45-degree dental amalgam carrier syringe is a specialized tool used in dentistry for the placement of dental amalgam into cavities prepared in a patient's tooth. Its distinctive feature is the angled tip, which is bent at 45 degrees. This design allows dentists to reach and place amalgam more easily in areas of the mouth that are challenging to access with straight syringes, such as posterior teeth or deep cavity preparations. Key Features: Angled Tip: The 45-degree bend ensures better ergonomics and accessibility. Material: Often made from stainless steel or other durable, autoclavable materials for sterilization and longevity. Plunger Mechanism: Operated by a manual plunger or lever, allowing precise control over the release of amalgam. Sizes: Typically available in different barrel sizes to accommodate varying amounts of amalgam. Detachable Parts: Many models feature detachable tips or barrels for easier cleaning and maintenance. Common Uses: Filling cavities in hard-to-reach areas. Precise delivery of dental amalgam during restorative procedures. Proper cleaning and sterilization of the carrier after each use are crucial to maintain hygiene and prolong the life of the instrument.