Dental explorers are small pointed tools with a slight hook at the end. Having a slim handle they are used for exploring for soft spots in your teeth that might indicate decay. The hook on the end is used for tactile investigation of the enamel. ,..
(Zirconia, Lithium Disilicate, Veneer Porcelain, Silicate Porcelain)
Synthetic bonding and diamond impregnation
High abrasion rate
Minimal heat development
Suitable for application without water cooling
For reducing crown margins..
AUTOMATIC Crown Remover: attached through the tip to the crown needing to be removed, transmits an impact force to the crown without striking the object itself. It consist of a handle with attachment point at one end, by simply pressing the small lever, an automatic system inside the handle is activ..
The dental explorer or sickle probe is used with its sharp point to enhance tactile sensation and to determine the presence of tooth decay on tooth enamel.Instrument name: N.17A
Tip: Pointed
Tip Material: Stainless Steel
Handle: Standard - Single-Ended
Handle Material: Stainless Steel..
Used to displace soft tissues to improve vision and access and to afford them protection during oral surgical procedures. Internal: The tip pointed down allows more control of the grip, meanwhile it leaves you a better view for the operation. The convex and grooved shape of the blade provides a bett..
Peeso reamers of 32 mm length are high quality endodontic tools which are designed to enlarge the cervical portion of the canal, prepare the canal entrance, and remove gutta-percha for post space...
Peeso reamers of 32 mm length are high quality endodontic tools which are designed to enlarge the cervical portion of the canal, prepare the canal entrance, and remove gutta-percha for post space...
Dental explorers are small pointed tools with a slight hook at the end. Having a slim handle they are used for exploring for soft spots in your teeth that might indicate decay. The hook on the end is used for tactile investigation of the enamel. Ergonomic LEVANTE Silicon handle...