Orthodontics(148)

• GDC LUXATIP are used to force a wedge between the root of the tooth and the surrounding bone, which helps to loosen the tooth within the socket. Luxatips are often used before the use of forceps to ensure there is some movement of the tooth to be extracted. The tip is curved and rounded and may be straight or angled in a small or large size.

• GDC LUXATIP are used to force a wedge between the root of the tooth and the surrounding bone, which helps to loosen the tooth within the socket. Luxatips are often used before the use of forceps to ensure there is some movement of the tooth to be extracted. The tip is curved and rounded and may be straight or angled in a small or large size.

• GDC LUXATIP are used to force a wedge between the root of the tooth and the surrounding bone, which helps to loosen the tooth within the socket. Luxatips are often used before the use of forceps to ensure there is some movement of the tooth to be extracted. The tip is curved and rounded and may be straight or angled in a small or large size.

• GDC LUXATIP are used to force a wedge between the root of the tooth and the surrounding bone, which helps to loosen the tooth within the socket. Luxatips are often used before the use of forceps to ensure there is some movement of the tooth to be extracted. The tip is curved and rounded and may be straight or angled in a small or large size.

• Mathieu orthodontic pliers are positive locking pliers intended for holding, placing, and tying ligatures and elastics. They also can be used for grasping and guiding a needle when suturing. Styles of Mathieu orthodontic pliers include a standard, narrow, hook, and notched. The tips or beaks of Mathieu orthodontic pliers may vary in size for specific size ligatures and elastics, and feature extra-fine serrations for superior grip and holding of ligatures and elastics without tearing. Be sure the pliers are constructed from high-grade stainless steel for durability, strength, and corrosion resistance.

• Mathieu orthodontic pliers are positive locking pliers intended for holding, placing, and tying ligatures and elastics. They also can be used for grasping and guiding a needle when suturing. Styles of Mathieu orthodontic pliers include a standard, narrow, hook, and notched.

Mathieu orthodontic pliers are positive locking pliers intended for holding, placing, and tying ligatures and elastics. They also can be used for grasping and guiding a needle when suturing. Styles of Mathieu orthodontic pliers include the standard, narrow, hook, and notched. The tips or beaks of Mathieu orthodontic pliers may vary in size for specific size ligatures and elastics, and feature extra-fine serrations for superior grip and holding of ligatures and elastics without tearing. Be sure the pliers are constructed from high-grade stainless steel for durability, strength, and corrosion resistance.

• Mathieu orthodontic pliers are positive locking pliers intended for holding, placing, and tying ligatures and elastics. They also can be used for grasping and guiding a needle when suturing. Styles of Mathieu orthodontic pliers include a standard, narrow, hook, and notched. The tips or beaks of Mathieu orthodontic pliers may vary in size for specific size ligatures and elastics, and feature extra-fine serrations for superior grip and holding of ligatures and elastics without tearing. Be sure the pliers are constructed from high-grade stainless steel for durability, strength, and corrosion resistance.

• GDC Mouth Mirror Tops Magnified Pack Of 12 MMTM4

GDC Needle Holder Adson (NHA) is a conventional needle driver with a scissor action but with palm-held handles that spring open when the ratchet is activated.

• Excellent for forming helical closing loops and arch adjustments on wires up to .022" x .025" (.56 mm x .64 mm).

• For reflecting and retracting the mucoperiosteum after incisions of the gingival tissue
• Periosteal Elevator is an oral instrument commonly used to retract soft tissue in dental procedures. It has a sharp, pointed, narrow end that is used to begin the process of lifting the mucoperiosteum and a slightly wider, more rounded end that completes the tissue removal enough for bone exposure. Both tips are thin and slightly curved. The #9 Molt periosteal elevator is one of the most commonly used instruments in oral surgery.