Used to blend material for final contouring, to achieve sculpting of areas like grooves, fissures or pits. Can also be used to form occlusal anatomy. _1.6mm/_3.1mm
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Used to blend material for final contouring, to achieve sculpting of areas like grooves, fissures or pits. Can also be used to form occlusal anatomy. _1.6mm/_3.1mm
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Used to blend material for final contouring, to achieve sculpting of areas like grooves, fissures or pits. Can also be used to form occlusal anatomy (1.6 mm - 3.1 mm).
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Surgical aspirator used for precision suction in the oral cavity to remove blood, saliva, and fragments of tissue and bone.
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The Cogswell surgical aspirator is used for precision suction in the oral cavity to remove blood, saliva, and fragments of tissue and bone. Is is designed as a one-piece suction tube with a finger hole. The hole is located at the concave area midway along the tube. The intensity of the suction is increased when finger covers the hole. Aspirator is 9.6" long and has a 2.3mm diameter opening. Made of surgical grade stainless steel.
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Used for holding articulating paper when checking occlusion of dental restorations and teeth. Holding the paper with an instrument rather than fingers assures better and complete coverage of the restoration or teeth to be verified.
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Hu-Friedy Plain Straight Micro Tissue Pliers Diamond Dusted Each
Hu-Friedy Plain Straight Micro Tissue Pliers Diamond Dusted Each
Microsurgical diamond dusted tissue pliers used to grasp and stabilize soft tissue, 7" length.
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The Clockwise Wedge is used to produce a wedge-shaped indent in an aligner at the facial and at the opposite line angle lingual for a specific tooth to create a rotational couple. Used to create a clockwise rotation.
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The Counter Clockwise and The Clockwise Wedge instruments are used to produce indents into the facial and the lingual plastic for the rotational movement of a specific tooth. After determining the type of rotation desired, either The Counter Clockwise or The Clockwise Wedge instrument is selected for the tooth you wish to move. The direction of rotation is determined by an occlusal view of the tooth The appropriate Wedge indent into the aligner is created with a gentle squeeze of the instrument on the labial, near the line angle of the tooth, adjacent to the facial embrasure. Then the same instrument is positioned on the lingual surface at the opposite line angle to create the rotational couple.
By positioning the “plunger” portion of the Counter Clockwise or Clockwise Wedge instrument inside the aligner, an “outie” reservoir is created. This can be filled with composite and cured to create a wedge attachment on the tooth to enhance tooth movement in a subsequent series of aligners. -
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