The Eclipso Series of contrastors are designed to give you flawless black backgrounds and crystal-clear contrast in every clinical photograph. With anatomically contoured shapes and a glare-free black finish, these tools eliminate soft tissue distractions and deliver striking, high-contrast images.  

From full-arch occlusals to anterior close-ups, each contrastor in the Eclipso Series is crafted for precision, comfort, and consistency — and is sure to help you document, showcase, and communicate your work like never before. Try the Eclipso, and is it sure to turns every shot into a showcase.  

Eclipso Arch: Full Arch Contrastor  

• This one will help you capture stunning upper and lower arch shots. Crafted to sit naturally against the palate or floor of the mouth, its light-absorbing matte black surface will remove visual noise and bring your restorations to center stage. 

Eclipso Quad: Quadrant Contrastor  

• Eclipso Quad is ideal for lateral or posterior quadrant photography. Its ergonomic curve and bendability ensures stability, while the blackout surface provides the contrast that your camera will love. 

Eclipso Retract: Occlusal Contrastor  

• Perfect for occlusal-shot photography as it retracts lips and masks soft tissue letting your aesthetic zone work take the spotlight. Create dramatic before-and-after images with Eclipso Retract.

• Ultra-matte black surface for high-contrast, reflection-free photography  Three unique designs for full-arch, quadrant, and anterior views  
• Anatomically contoured for effortless intraoral placement  
• Moldable to allow easy adaptation for every patient  
• Minimizes soft tissue distractions to enhance focus on teeth  
• Smooth, rounded edges for maximum patient comfort  
• Lightweight yet rigid – stable during photo capture  
• Ideal for clinical documentation, lab communication, and case marketing Fits universally across most arch forms and patient types  
• A must-have tool for every photography-conscious dental practitioner 

Step 1: Select the appropriate contrastor based on the image needed:  

• Eclipso Arch for anterior aesthetic photography  
• Eclipso Quad for lateral or quadrant shots  
• Eclipso Retract for occlusal pictures  

Step 2: Insert gently into the patient’s mouth, positioning the contrastor to mask unwanted background (tongue, cheeks, lips).  

Step 3: Mold the contrastor as needed.  

Step 4: Use retractors if necessary for added visibility and to aid in placement of the Eclipsos  

Step 5: Ensure the contrastor surface is clean and dry before shooting to avoid reflections or smudges.  

Step 6: Capture your image with proper lighting and angulation to maximize contrast and clarity.  Cold sterilize after use.  

• Each contractor is thoughtfully packed in a foldable, minimalistic paper envelope, ensuring hygiene, sustainability, and compact storage.
• 1 x Eclipso Contractor– Arch or Quad or Retract