A unique instrument used to apply the correct horizontal and vertical thicknesses of composite layers on the anterior restorations.

After layering but before polymerization of the dentine composite, the thinner, cylindrical tip is placed on the natural tooth enamel. The unpolymerized composite below the cylindrical tip is then gently modelled, leaving an optimal space for the enamel composite layer. The thicker, short tip of the Misura is placed horizontally at the margin of the prepared cavity, leaving the edge of the tip on the original enamel. This allows you to determine the right amount of transparent composite to apply on the finishing line. The final aesthetic restoration consists of correctly balanced opaque and translucent composites, avoiding the unpleasant gray effect of some composites.