Implant Microsurgery Kits

Implant Soft Brushing Instrument Kit

A five-instrument soft brushing kit for professional soft-tissue work in implant and periodontal surgery. One each of the large, medium, angulated straight, angulated left and angulated right patterns, in a blue titanium-coated finish, with a separate five-position cassette.

Product code
DIS-IMP-BRUSH-5PC
Finish
Blue titanium-coated
MOQ
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About Implant Soft Brushing Instrument Kit

The Implant Soft Brushing Instrument Kit is a set of five manual hand instruments for soft-tissue and periosteal work in implant and periodontal surgery. Despite the name, these are not bristle brushes, oral-hygiene brushes or powered implant-cleaning brushes. Each is a hand instrument with a metal working end.

The kit's value is its range. It brings five different working-end patterns together in one organized set, so the right form is to hand without assembling instruments from separate stock. The instruments have a blue titanium-coated finish and come with a separate five-position cassette.

What the kit contains

  • Large soft brushing instrument, 1
  • Medium soft brushing instrument, 1
  • Angulated straight soft brushing instrument, 1
  • Angulated left soft brushing instrument, 1
  • Angulated right soft brushing instrument, 1
  • Five-position cassette, 1

That is five instruments in total, one of each pattern. The cassette holds them and is not counted as one of the five.

How the five patterns differ

The patterns differ in two ways: size and orientation.

The large and medium instruments have the two broader, transverse working forms, and the large is the bigger of the two. The three angulated instruments have smaller working forms, oriented straight, left and right. Because these three are close in size, their direction is what tells them apart. Size alone does not identify a direction, so when you refer to one of them, use its full name, such as "angulated left".

Finish and cassette

All five instruments have a blue titanium-coated finish. The five-position cassette gives each pattern its own place, which keeps the set together and makes a missing instrument easy to notice.

Requesting this kit

Quotations are for the complete kit, SKU DIS-IMP-BRUSH-5PC: five instruments plus the cassette. Tell us how many kits you need. If your enquiry concerns one particular pattern, name it in full so we can identify it correctly.

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Choosing and matching the five soft-brushing patterns

Use this quick guide to identify each pattern, check a returned kit and word an enquiry so the right instrument is matched the first time.

The five patterns at a glance

The kit divides into two groups. Large and medium are told apart by size. The three angulated patterns are close in size and are told apart by direction. Use the full name when you identify an instrument, such as "angulated right" rather than "small".

A fixed cassette order makes checking quicker after each reprocessing cycle. For example, you could use the order large, medium, angulated straight, angulated left, angulated right. If one position is empty, the missing pattern is obvious.

Pattern, identifying feature and quantity per kit
PatternHow to identify itQuantity
LargeBroader transverse working form; the bigger of the two broad patterns1
MediumBroader transverse working form; smaller than the large1
Angulated straightSmaller working form, straight orientation1
Angulated leftSmaller working form, left orientation1
Angulated rightSmaller working form, right orientation1
CassetteFive-position holder; not one of the five instruments1
Five blue-and-silver soft-brushing instruments, two broader working ends at left and three smaller angulated ends at right, with a cassette inset

Reading the kit photo

  1. Broader pair (left)

    Two broad transverse working ends. The first is visibly larger than the second, which shows the large-to-medium size relationship.

  2. Angulated group (right)

    Three smaller working forms. Straight, left and right are confirmed on the instrument itself, not by where each one sits in this photo.

  3. Grips

    Blue-and-silver handles on all five instruments.

  4. Cassette inset

    The same five instruments shown in their cassette. This is not a second set.

Ordering a repeat kit or matching one pattern

Example request: "12 kits DIS-IMP-BRUSH-5PC, blue titanium-coated, delivery to Germany. Also, please advise on matching one angulated left instrument for an existing kit."

  1. Give the kit code and quantity

    Quote DIS-IMP-BRUSH-5PC and the number of complete kits. Each kit contains five instruments and one cassette.

  2. Name any single pattern in full

    If your enquiry concerns one instrument, write its complete pattern name, for example "angulated left".

  3. Add a photo if the direction is unclear

    For an instrument already in use, a close photo of its working end helps us confirm which angulated pattern it is.

  4. Include finish, branding and destination

    State the blue titanium-coated finish, any branding and the delivery country so the quotation can account for shipping to your destination.

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Implant Soft Brushing Instrument Kit Questions

Does the soft-brushing kit contain separate instruments or one interchangeable-tip handle?

Separate instruments. The product images show five single-ended instruments, each with its own handle and working end, and the different working profiles are carried on separate instrument bodies.

How do the large and medium patterns differ from the straight, left and right patterns?

Large and medium distinguish the relative sizes of the two broader working forms, while straight, left and right identify distinct orientations in the angulated group. Give the complete pattern name when you match an instrument, because size and direction describe different features.

Is an implant soft-brushing kit a toothbrush or rotary implant-cleaning brush?

No. This is a manual soft-tissue instrument kit for professional implant and periodontal instrumentation, and its named working-end patterns distinguish it from bristled oral-hygiene brushes and rotary implant-cleaning tools. Select by the instrument class and task, not by the word brushing alone.

Does blue titanium-coated mean the instruments have titanium bodies?

No. The blue titanium-coated designation describes the surface finish, and the coating and the underlying body material are separate properties. When you compare materials, keep the surface designation distinct from a specification for the instrument's base alloy.

How does a soft-brushing instrument kit differ from a PRF handling box?

Soft-brushing instruments belong to periosteal soft-tissue instrumentation, while a PRF box handles prepared PRF material. One maker's PRF soft-brushing kit name, for example, refers to a hand-instrument assortment, and another maker's PRF box is a container for prepared clots, so identify the instrument kit and the handling box by their different tasks.

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