Instrument Kits

Oral Surgery Instrument Kits

We build core extraction, retained-root, minor oral surgery, and expanded surgical instrument kit configurations, each from an approved component schedule rather than piece count alone. Tell us which configuration and components you need when requesting a quote.

Product code
DIS-KIT-OS-GRP
Material
Mixed — each component's material is confirmed individually against its own product record; no single grade applies to a multi-instrument kit
Options
6 available
MOQ
confirmed with your quote
Pricing
$60.00 – $140.00

Include the required pattern, quantity, finish, packaging and destination. We confirm the exact product and commercial terms before production.

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About Oral Surgery Instrument Kits

We build every oral surgery kit as a procedure-specific set built from an approved instrument-by-instrument schedule, not defined by piece count alone — two sets with the same number of instruments can contain different forceps, elevators, retractors, or closure instruments.

Our Four Configuration Groups

Our current configuration groups include core extraction (diagnostic, anesthesia delivery, forceps, elevator module), retained root (fine elevators, picks, root forceps, curette), minor surgery (incision, reflection, retraction, tissue handling, hemostasis, closure), and expanded surgery (bone management, suturing, cassette schedule).

Approving a Kit

We confirm every component against the exact pattern, quantity per set, and cassette position. Because this is a multi-instrument kit, we confirm material and price component by component rather than as one blanket figure — component material and finish vary by instrument within each configuration. Configurations are available for manufacturer-direct and bulk supply; minimum order quantity is confirmed with your quotation.

Care

Reprocess each component according to its own instrument type; our dental instrument cleaning and ultrasonic processing guide covers the general workflow reference.

Requesting a Quote

Tell us the configuration group, component patterns, quantity, and destination market. We manufacture under ISO 9001:2015 quality management certification, with material evidence confirmed against the order you place.

Available Options

Compare the product code and attributes before requesting a quote. Choose an exact option whenever you are matching an existing order.

6 options
OptionProduct codeAttributesPricingRequest quote
Core Extraction SetDIS-KIT-OS-GRP-EXTPattern or Configuration: Core Extraction SetRequest pricingSelect for Quote
Core ExtractionDIS-KIT-OS-GRP-COREPattern or Configuration: Core ExtractionRequest pricingSelect for Quote
Retained RootDIS-KIT-OS-GRP-ROOTPattern or Configuration: Retained RootRequest pricingSelect for Quote
Minor SurgeryDIS-KIT-OS-GRP-MINORPattern or Configuration: Minor SurgeryRequest pricingSelect for Quote
Expanded SurgeryDIS-KIT-OS-GRP-EXPPattern or Configuration: Expanded SurgeryRequest pricingSelect for Quote
Expanded Oral Surgery SetDIS-KIT-OS-GRP-FULLPattern or Configuration: Expanded Oral Surgery SetRequest pricingSelect for Quote
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Oral Surgery Instrument Kits Questions

Can two oral surgery kits with the same piece count be different?

Yes. The same piece count can hide different forceps, elevator, or retractor selections. Always request the itemized bill of materials.

Who approves the final kit composition?

The responsible clinician or institution approves every component, pattern, and quantity before production.

Can two oral surgery kits with the same piece count be different?

Yes. The same piece count can hide different forceps, elevator, or retractor selections. Always request the itemized bill of materials.

Who approves the final kit composition?

The responsible clinician or institution approves every component, pattern, and quantity before production.

Is the piece count enough to define an oral surgery kit?

No. Two kits with the same count may contain different patterns. Approve every instrument, quantity, and cassette position.

Do two kits with the same piece count contain the same instruments?

Not necessarily — piece count alone does not define the kit. Two sets with the same number of instruments can contain different forceps, elevators, retractors, or closure instruments. We confirm every component against your approved schedule.

Can a clinic order replacement instruments later?

Yes. Component SKUs and the approved tray map support replacement quotations without repurchasing the full set.