Dental Instrument Products
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Root Canal Plugger
A manual, double-ended Glick #1 style instrument with an angled flat blade at one end and an angled slender cylindrical plugger at the other. Stainless steel with knurled grips, 17.5 cm overall length.
Root Canal Spreader
Single-ended stainless steel hand spreader, 17.5 cm overall, with a knurled grip, angled neck and fine, elongated pointed tip for lateral compaction.
Root Elevators
Warwick James root elevators for loosening teeth and roots in extraction work, in a straight form and two opposed angled forms, with flat elongated handles and rounded working ends.
Rubber Dam Instruments
Blue titanium-coated rubber dam instruments for restorative and endodontic isolation: a U-shaped frame that holds the dam sheet, a rotary-disc punch that makes the openings and clamp forceps that place the clamp.
Russian Tissue Forceps
Set of three Russian tissue forceps, about 6 inches long, with broad rounded toothed tips that hold tissue firmly during suturing and soft-tissue work. Tell us how many sets you need.
Saw Disc Kit
Two saw discs, 7 mm and 10 mm in diameter, supplied with five expansion screws, a pilot drill, a long pin, and driving accessories, all held in a sterilization organizer. The driving accessories are a 10–40 Ncm torque wrench, ratchet extender, 4 mm motor-mount adapter and hand driver.
Scaling Kit
Seven Gracey periodontal curettes and four Lucas Regular surgical curettes in one eleven-instrument set, made in AISI 420 stainless steel.
Sectional Matrix Ring-Placement Forceps
Sectional matrix ring-placement forceps with spring handles and angled jaws, for opening a separating ring and seating it over the matrix and wedge. Rings are sold separately.
Spring-Action Root Fragment Forceps Set, 3 Pieces
Set of three spring-action root fragment forceps with narrow straight and angled jaws, for gripping and retrieving root tips and small fragments. Order the full set or single forceps.
Dental Hollowware and Kidney Trays
Dental hollowware includes receptacles for collecting and holding instruments, swabs and dressings. Kidney trays are shallow, kidney-shaped dishes within this equipment family.
Stainless Suction Tip
A stainless steel bone collector with a mesh filter and a nominal 9 mm size designation. It sits in the aspiration path and adds a mesh stage that holds back particles from the suction stream, a collection step that a plain evacuation tip does not provide.
Straight Dental Elevators
Straight dental elevators for loosening teeth before extraction, in Coupland, Bein, Flohr, London Hospital and 301-style patterns, sold singly or as graduated sets of increasing blade width.
Straight How Utility Pliers
Straight How orthodontic utility pliers, 14 cm long, with broad gripping jaws for holding and placing archwires, ligatures and other small parts, especially towards the front of the mouth.
Surgical Mallet
All-metal stainless steel surgical mallet with two flat striking faces and a fluted, sculpted grip, 7.5 inches overall and 250 g. For dental and oral-surgery trays that pair a mallet with chisels, osteotomes or gouges.
Suture Scissors
Suture removal scissors with a hooked notch in one blade, made from reusable AISI 420 stainless steel and supplied as a single instrument. Specify blade shape, length and finish when you request a quote.
Suturing Kit
15 instruments: six tissue and dressing forceps, five scissors including La-Grange and curved Goldman-Fox TC patterns, two No. 3 scalpel handles and two 12.5 cm mosquito hemostats.
Tissue Scissors
Straight tissue scissors with blunt tips on both blades, 5.5 inches overall. AISI 420 stainless steel, passivated and autoclavable, supplied as one instrument.
Tofflemire Matrix Retainers
Tofflemire matrix retainers with a slotted head and two adjustment knobs, for holding a matrix band around the tooth and tightening it during a filling. Matrix bands are sold separately.
Twist Implant Drill Kit
Five external-irrigation twist drills (2.8, 3.2, 3.65, 4.2 and 5.2 mm) supplied with a marking drill, a pilot drill, parallel pins, a drill extender, latch and ratchet-key drivers, a 6.35 mm hex ratchet wrench and a hand-wrench adapter.
Twist Stopper Drill Kit
30 conical twist drills in an organized metal case. Each drill sits under one of six diameter labels (2.2–4.5 mm) and one of five length labels (6–13 mm). A separate accessory group is housed alongside the drills.
Universal Bur and Trephine Kit
A 25-instrument set with eight titanium-coated trephines from 3 to 10 mm and eight titanium-coated drills from 2 to 5.2 mm. It also includes a 10–40 Ncm torque wrench, hex and handpiece drivers, a ratchet extender, an extender and compression screws, all in a storage box.
Universal Implant Surgical Kit
Implant surgical assortment with 36 drills marked L7 to L18 in a six-by-six layout, plus driver and extender, pins, two 4.0 mm punches, colour-coded cylindrical accessories and a wrench.
Williams Periodontal Probe
A single-ended Williams periodontal probe with color-coded graduations at 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9 and 10 mm, for periodontal measurement and charting in professional practice.
Williger Periosteal Elevators
Williger periosteal elevators are a named instrument pattern for lifting periosteal tissue away from bone in professional oral surgery. Compare the working-end design and order by reference.
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
What can I search for on the products page?
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.
What should I do if a search returns no matching instrument?
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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