Dental Instrument Products
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Endodontic Broach
Ten stainless-steel barbed broaches per box for professional pulp-tissue removal. Request a 21 mm or 25 mm length and a listed size from #20 to #60 or the #20–60 assortment.
Endodontic Excavator
One double-ended stainless steel endodontic excavator with a 1.5 mm spoon reference, long offset necks and a hollow handle with a knurled grip. 17.5 cm overall length.
Endodontic Finger Ruler
Endodontic finger ruler with a 0–35 mm scale on a metal finger ring. Worn on the finger, it lets you measure files and set rubber stoppers to length at the chairside without reaching for a separate ruler.
Endodontic Forceps
A three-piece set of Williams Stieglitz fragment forceps in straight, 45-degree and 90-degree patterns, each 5.5 inches long. Pointed, serrated jaws and ratcheted finger-ring handles give a retained grip on small, accessible materials during endodontic work.
Endodontic Hand Plugger Set — 3 Instruments
Set of three colour-coded, double-ended endodontic hand pluggers, six working ends in all, for compacting gutta-percha vertically in the root canal during obturation.
Endodontic Spreader #25
Single-ended #25 endodontic hand-spreader reference in satin-finish stainless steel with a long knurled handle, for lateral-condensation instrument selection.
Extended Universal Trephine Kit
Expanded implant instrument kit with eight trephines (2/3 to 9/10 mm inner/outer) and 16 conical drills with S1/S3/S5/S7 stoppers. It also includes seven titanium-coated drills, expander and compression screws, tissue punches, three drivers, a wrench marked 10–40 Ncm and a depth gauge, all in a cassette.
Fine Ligature Wire Cutter
Orthodontic ligature wire cutter, 12.5 cm long, with a fine, narrow cutting head for trimming ligature ties close to the bracket.
Finger Spreader
Six short finger-grip spreaders per pack, with tapered, pointed stainless-steel working parts and PBT handles. Specify numeric size 15–40 and a 21 mm or 25 mm length.
Four-Drill Bone Collector Set with Metal Holder
Four bone collector drills marked 3.4, 4.0, 4.2 and 5.2 mm, with slotted heads that gather the patient’s own bone while drilling. Supplied in a metal holder with a hinged lid.
Frazier Suction Tubes — Manual Aspirator Pattern
Angled Frazier suction tubes in 2, 3, 4 and 5 mm sizes for clearing blood and fluid from a small surgical site. They connect to your existing suction line; no pump or electrosurgical function is included.
Goldman-Fox TC Scissors
Two Goldman-Fox scissors with tungsten carbide cutting edges, one straight and one curved, each 13 cm overall, with a polished AISI 420 stainless-steel body.
Implant Abutment Preparation Holder
Collet-style holder that grips an implant abutment firmly outside the mouth while it is shaped, prepared or adjusted in the laboratory. Three-piece set.
Implant Drill Guide Positioning Kits
Implant positioning kits with a 2.0 mm pilot drill and positioning guides from 6.0 to 12.0 mm, for marking implant sites and checking their position and spacing before drilling.
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.
Implant Trephine, Tissue Punch & Saw Kits
Implant trephine kits from 3 to 10 mm, tissue punch sets, saw disc sets, a combination kit and marking drill kits. Choose the kit by the instruments and sizes you need.
Impression Trays
A ten-piece set of perforated impression trays: three upper and three lower full-arch trays in three sizes each, plus two anterior and two sectional trays for partial impressions.
Integral Stopper Drill Kit
A drills-only case of 30 conical implant drills, with one drill for every combination of six diameter labels (2.2–4.5 mm) and five length labels (6–13 mm).
Iris Scissors 4.5"
Curved Iris scissors with fine pointed tips and ring handles, 4.5 inches in nominal overall length, with a TC (tungsten carbide) designation.
K-File Holder
A single hand-use endodontic file holder for posterior work, 17.5 cm long. It moves your grip onto a longer handle with a curved metal neck, so your fingers sit farther from the tooth. One holder per unit, supplied in blue or gray at random.
Kim Loop-Forming Pliers with Cutter
Kim orthodontic pliers, 12.5 cm overall, with a TC (tungsten carbide) designation. One instrument combines a stepped round beak for forming loops in archwire with an integral cutter for trimming.
La-Grange Double Curved Scissors Precision Dental Tissue & Gum Trimming Surgical
One 14 cm La-Grange double-curved tissue and gum scissors with tungsten carbide (TC) cutting components and an AISI 420 stainless-steel body. Reusable and autoclavable.
Lateral Sinus Drill Kit
Lateral-window and crestal sinus-access instruments in one stainless-steel box. The kit holds four sinus-lift hand instruments with golden titanium-coated tips, three crestal drills, two diamond lateral burs with mushroom-shaped heads, and four stops.
Lentulo Spiral
Pack of four stainless-steel spiral paste carriers with RA latch-type shanks, available in 21 mm or 25 mm length options. One pack per order unit.
Guides for Comparing Dental Instruments
Complete Guide to Dental Instruments
Learn the main types of dental instruments, how they are used, what materials matter, and how to choose reliable tools for clinical workflows.
Read GuideDental Instrument Names and Uses
A practical reference for dental instrument names, common uses, related categories, and buying cues for practices, students, and distributors.
Read GuideChoosing Dental Extraction Forceps
How to choose dental extraction forceps by arch, tooth position, beak shape, root anatomy, handle style, and clinical workflow.
Read GuideFrequently asked questions
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You can search by instrument name, SKU or material term. An exact product name or SKU is the clearest starting point for a replacement. If a broad search returns several families, browse the matching category and open the individual product pages to compare their patterns and configurations.
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Try the instrument's full name or a known pattern reference, then browse its category. A search only covers what is listed on the site, so if you need a specific match, prepare the existing reference, working-end photographs, dimensions and required quantity for an inquiry; those details describe the requirement better than a general product name.
Does a grouped product page represent a complete set?
Not necessarily. A grouped page can show alternative patterns or configurations for comparison, while a complete set needs an itemized contents schedule naming every instrument and quantity. Before ordering, distinguish one selected instrument, one selected configuration and one complete set, and check how accessories or a container are represented in the offer you choose.
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