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Dental Instruments

Product catalog summary

Overview

This document is a comprehensive catalog of dental and surgical instruments, detailing a wide range of tools used in dental extraction, surgery, orthodontics, restorative dentistry, and laboratory procedures. It includes detailed specifications, categorizations, and illustrations to support precise instrument selection and usage.

1. Tooth Extracting Forceps

Forceps are categorized primarily by design patterns (English, American) and tooth types (incisors, premolars, molars, roots). Specialized forceps for wisdom teeth and pediatric patients are included. Variants with fitting handles enhance ergonomics and control. Numerous figures illustrate each type’s design and application, emphasizing suitability for specific teeth and patient groups.

2. Root Elevators and Periosteal Elevators

Various root elevators and periosteal elevators are listed, including models like Molt 9, Allan 9A, DEL series, and others. These instruments are essential adjuncts to forceps for loosening teeth and root fragments during extractions. Some feature interchangeable tips and plastic handles for versatility.

3. Additional Dental Instruments

The catalog covers a broad spectrum of instruments including scalpel handles (with adjustable angles), mouth mirrors (plain and magnifying, various sizes and coatings), scalers, explorers, endodontic condensers and obturation tools, excavators, cord packers, amalgam pluggers, burnishers, wax carvers, chisels, crown removers, implants, rubber dam instruments, syringes, tweezers, orthodontic pliers, needle holders, scissors, impression trays, and articulators.

4. Surgical and Orthodontic Instruments

Includes hemostatic forceps, towel clamps, retractors, mouth gags, lip and cheek retractors, sterilizing forceps, tissue retractors and hooks, rongeurs for bone removal, micro surgery sets, and a wide variety of scissors and needle holders. Orthodontic pliers cover wire cutting, bonding bracket removal, loop forming, and ligature locking, often made with titanium alloys and special coatings for precision.

5. Impression Trays and Hollow Wares

Impression trays are made of 18/8 stainless steel, available in English patterns, solid and perforated types, and multiple sizes for upper and lower jaws. Hollow wares include instrument trays, sterilizing drums and boxes, finger cups, bur boxes, spittoon mugs, dressing jars, spirit burners, irrigators, cotton holders, and dustbins, all designed for durability and sterilization compatibility.

6. Critical Information and Best Practices

Instrument selection is guided by specific use cases, tooth anatomy, and patient age, ensuring procedural precision.
Figures and patterns provide visual guidance for correct instrument identification and application.
Ergonomic features such as fitting handles and adjustable angles improve user comfort and control.
Material quality (e.g., stainless steel 18/8 and 18/10, titanium alloys, rhodium coatings, tungsten carbide inserts) enhances durability, sterilization compatibility, and performance.
Specialized instruments for children address anatomical differences and safety.
Interchangeable tips and modular designs increase instrument versatility.
Comprehensive size ranges accommodate diverse clinical needs and patient anatomies.
Proper sterilization instruments and accessories are essential for infection control.

7. Summary

This extensive catalog serves as a detailed reference for dental and surgical professionals, facilitating informed selection and effective use of instruments across multiple dental specialties including extraction, endodontics, periodontics, orthodontics, implantology, restorative dentistry, and laboratory work. The inclusion of historical development and model evolution provides insight into design improvements, supporting best practices and clinical efficiency.

Catalog excerpts

.·Thempson llJI Tooth Extracting Forceps Root Elevators Scalpel Handles, Handles, Mouth Mirrors Scalers, Explorer I Probes Endodontic Condensers, Obturation Instruments Excavators, Explorer I Probes, Curette Sets Amalgam Pluggers I Condensers, Burnishers Wax Carvers, Carvers, Chisels Campsite Placement, Plastic Filling Instruments Curettes, Gracey Curettes, Dental Products, Knives

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Wax Porcelain &Cement Instruments Wax&. Modeling Instruments Spatulas, Cement Spatulas Files, Hoes, Knives, Wax & Plaster Knives, Crane Kaplan Bone Curettes 1 Bone Files, Bone Chisels, Bone Mallets Crown Removers, Crown Instruments Implants &Measuring Instruments, Suction Tubes, Bone Gauges Amalgam Guns a Carriers, Retainers, Bands, Strip Holders, Napkin Holde

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Syringes, Tweezers, Sterilizing &Lab Instruments Endodontic Forceps, Tissue Forceps, Haemostatic Forceps, Towel Clamps Retractors, lip & Cheek Retractors, Hooks, Depressors &Mouth Gags, Sterilizing Forceps Orthodontic Pliers &Cutters, Rongeurs Needle Holders, Scissors, Micro Surgery Set Impression Trays Articulators, Hollow Wares Scissors, Dissecting Forceps, Needle Holders, Wire Cutting Pliers With Tungsten Carbide Inserts

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Extracting Forceps "E 1· h p ng is attern" upper laterals & cani· nes Fig. 4 upper incisors & canines upper premolars lower premolars lower premolar

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Extracting Forceps "English Pattern" Fig. 18 upper molars, left upper molars 1010 Fig. 13S lower premolars for ctuldren. 1011 Fig. 17 upper molars. right

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "E 1· h p ng is attern" lower molars 1019 Fig. 22S lower molars for children upper third molars Fig. 23 lower molars nghl lower molars left

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "E 1· h p ng is attern" upper roots 1028 Fig. 30S upper roots for ch ildreo

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "E 1· h p ng is attern" lower roots Fig. 37 upper incisors for chlldren

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "E 1· h p ng is attern" Fig. 39 uppor molars foe children Fig. 39R upper molars right f or children 1035 Ftg 38 lower 1ncasors & canines for children 1040 Fig. 39L upper molars loft for children upper molars for children lower molars for children

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "E 1· h p ng is attern" lower roots

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "E 1· h p ng is attern" upper roors

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "E 1· h p ng is attern" upper molars lower molars 1057 Fig. 65l upper molars left upper molars uppor third molars 1059 Fig. 67A upper third molars

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "E 1· h p ng is attern" Fig. 67 Y,L upper third molars loft 1060 Ftg. 67 ~R ~ppor third molars lower molars lower molars right lawer molars reft

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "E 1· h p ng is attern" Fig. 73B lower molars for children 1072 Fig. 73K lower molars for children lower roots lowor roots

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "E 1· h p ng is attern" Fig. 74XN lowor roots and crowded incisors lower premolaIS

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "E 1· h p ng is attern" 1081 Fig. 79A lowor third molars 1080 Fig. 79 lower third molars 1082 Fig. 81 lower premolars and roots

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.·Thempson . Extracting Forceps "E 1· h Pattern" ng is lowor molars lower molars Fig. 9 1 for separating lowe.r molars

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "E 1· h p ng is attern" Fig. 101 upper premolers and roots

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& Extracting Forceps “English Pattern" 1093 Fig. 102 upper molars right

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "E 1· h p ng is attern" Fig. 137 lower inciSOf'S and rools 1101 Fig. 136 upper premolars and roots

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "E 1· h p ng is attern" 1104 MEAD (MD 1) upper antenors roots. inasors· canines ' . pper third molars 1109 1106 MEAD (MD 3) lower roots 1107 MEAD (MD4) lower molars HERT~ (Fig. 211) lower incisor

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Wisdom Extracting Forceps ~fi~~~IER (Fig. 213) lower molars and wisdom right ~1~~~~ FORCEPS upper roots lowor molars and wisdom loft lower molars and wisdom left lower molars and wisdom righ

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "W F.ittmg Handle" .th . 1 upper laterals and canines uppor incisors and canines lower incisors and canines 1145 Fig. 1 upper laterals and canines Fig. 138 lower premolars for children

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "W F·ittmg Handle" .th . 1 1153 Fig. 18 upper molars left 1156 Fig. 19 upper third molars 1158 Fig. 22S lower molars for childrert

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "W F·ittmg Handle" .th . 1 Fig. 295 upper roots for children Fig. 305 upper roots for children

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "W F·ittmg Handle" .th . 1 Fig. 33S lower roots for children Fig. 37 upper incisOtS for children Fig. 39A upper molars for children Fig. 39R upper molars right for children Fig. 39L upper molars left for children

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "W.th F·ittmg Handle" . 1 upper roots lower roots upper roots upper roots upper roots for children

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··Thempson . Extracting Forceps "W f"ittmg Handle" .th . 1 Fig. 65R upper molars nght for separating upper molars Fig. 65L upper molars left Fig. 67 upper third molars Fig. 67A upper third molars

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