Coricama

Sterile scalpel blades for scalpel handles n.3 (fitment No. 3 - Bard-Parker) Flatter and thinner than the N.15 with a slight downward angle. Most commonly used in periodontal surgery. For intraoral incision of the mucosa with longer cutting edge then-No. 15 for initial scalloped...

(Aka: Suture Forceps) Used to grasp suture needles during suturing when pushing/pulling the needle and suture through tissue. It has short serrated jaws at the distal end to provide a better grip of the needle and it is available in a wide variety of...

  Used for different purposes, such as cutting of the gum, sutures or bandages, With smooth or toothed/serrated blades, and pointed or beveled tips for specific different surgical purposes Spring scissors are mainly used in microsurgery. The handles end on flat springs connected by...

 Used for different purposes, such as cutting of the gum, sutures or bandages, With smooth or toothed/serrated blades, and pointed or beveled tips for specific different surgical purposes Instrument name: Iris [90mm (3.54in)] Tip: S/S Tip Material: Stainless Steel Handle: Straight Handle Material: Stainless Steel

 Used in any common filling technique for finishing the margins of restorative materials. Pointed/Pointed. The titanium coating of instruments (in yellow) minimizes the adhesion of composite. Instrument name: N.1 [1.9/2.1mm (0.07/0.08in)] Tip Material: Titanium Coated Handle: Octagonal - Double-ended Handle Material: Stainless Steel

For cutting and removing the carious dentine of the decayed tooth. For refining the internal cavity during tooth preparation. Instrument available: n.17[1.2mm (0.05in)] & n.18[1.5mm (0.06in)] Tip: Spoon Tip Material: Stainless Steel Handle: Mod. Smooth ⌀ 6mm - Double-Ended Handle Material: Stainless Steel    

For cutting and removing the carious dentine of the decayed tooth. For refining the internal cavity during tooth preparation. Instrument available: [1.4mm (0.06in)] Tip Material: Stainless Steel Handle: Mod. Smooth ⌀ 6mm - Double-Ended Handle Material: Stainless Steel    

With its long, thin, and blunt tip, it measures the depth of the pocket around the tooth in order to establish the state of health of the periodontium. The instrument has marks engraved on its head/tip for greater precision and legibility.  Marking: mm1-2-3-5-7-8-9-10 Instrument...

For the removal of supragingival calculus and plaque from teeth. Scalers are used above the gum line and curettes are used below it. The use of a scaler below the gum line is likely to damage the gingiva. Designed to adapt to all teeth...

For subgingival calculus removal and root cleaning. Gracey curettes are the most popular and appreciated because they are less traumatic: each curette is designed to eliminate calculus on a specific area. The blade is oriented and offset according to the design and is sharpened...

For the inspection of the oral cavity to view a mirror image of teeth in locations of the mouth where visibility is difficult or impossible. they are also used for reflecting light into desire surfaces, indirect vision, and for the retraction of soft tissues...

For Intra-oral images critical for planning restorative treatment and evaluating the arch form and occlusal surfaces of teeth.  A correctly positioned mirror far enough back in the patient's mouth captures all the way back to the distal part of the second molars. Eliminate or...

The dental explorer or sickle probe, thanks to its sharp tip, is used to improve tactile sensation, but also: to determine the presence of tooth decay on the tooth enamel; to detect calculus and caries; to examine pockets, furcations, and restorations Picture 1: EXPLORER...

Commonly held between the thumb and two or three fingers of one hand. Spring Tension at the base holds the grasping end apart until pressure is applied. Used for Picking up subjects too small to be easily handled by hand Instrument name: Meriam (N.3)...