A finely tapered, smooth-surfaced, flexible hand instrument used to laterally condense gutta-percha points during root canal therapy.
The finger spreader is inserted between the canal wall and the gutta-percha point; after removal, a standardized accessory point coated with sealer is inserted into the residual space.
Endodontic spreaders are metal instruments used for packing root canal fill material to the sides of a canal in order to make room for additional material.
These instruments can be handheld or machine-driven, but they should always be tapered to fit the canal and properly sterilized for use.
Available in different sizes.

• ✓Giomer-based bulk-fill — no separate base layer needed
• ✓Fluoride-releasing and recharging for caries protection
• ✓Radiopaque — easily detectable on X-rays
• ✓Ideal for Class I and II cavities
• ✓4mm cure depth — saves chair time significantly
• ✓Low polymerization shrinkage — reduces sensitivity