Dental Instruments

The SurgiMac Composite Filling Instrument #6 with Gold Tips is a must-have tool for any dental professional. With its superior quality and innovative design, this instrument ensures precision and efficiency in dental restorations resulting from dental caries (dental cavities). Featuring gold tips that are guaranteed not to rust for the life of the instrument, this SurgiMac instrument sets itself apart from the competition. The gold tips provide added durability and longevity, making it a reliable choice for dental procedures. Designed for placing and contouring pliable restorative materials into cavity preparations, this Composite Filling Instrument is perfect for dental fillings and other related procedures. Its ergonomic design allows for comfortable handling, reducing hand fatigue during extended procedures. Guaranteed rust-free gold tips for long-lasting performance Ergonomic design for comfortable handling and reduced hand fatigue With the SurgiMac Composite Filling Instrument, you can expect the highest quality and precision. It is specifically designed to meet the demands of dental professionals, ensuring accurate and efficient placement of pliable restorative materials. This instrument is part of the SurgiMac MacAir series, known for its exceptional quality and reliability. Each instrument is meticulously crafted to surpass industry standards, giving you peace of mind during every dental procedure. Specifications: Instrument Type: Composite Filling Instrument Tips: Gold Size: #6 Invest in the SurgiMac Composite Filling Instrument #6 with Gold Tips and experience the difference it can make in your dental practice. Enhance your precision, efficiency, and patient satisfaction with this premium instrument.

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Facilitate precise dental examinations with the SurgiMac #23/Williams Probe. Crafted from stainless steel and designed for compatibility with air series instruments, this probe enables accurate periodontal measurements and assessments, enhancing diagnostic accuracy for comprehensive patient care. Specs: Type: #23/Williams Probe Material: Stainless Steel Compatibility: Air Series Quantity: 1 per pack Material: Forged from high-grade stainless steel, the SurgiMac #23/Williams Probe ensures durability and resistance to corrosion, providing reliable performance in dental practices. Characteristics: The SurgiMac #23/Williams Probe features a dual-ended design, with markings corresponding to the Williams periodontal probe scale for precise measurements. Its slim, tapered tip allows for gentle insertion into periodontal pockets, facilitating thorough examinations without causing discomfort to patients. Precautions: Handle with care to avoid bending or damage to the probe's delicate markings. Thoroughly sterilize before each use according to dental sterilization protocols. Use gentle pressure during periodontal probing to minimize patient discomfort and prevent tissue trauma.

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Enhance your dental assessments with the SurgiMac #23/Michigan O Expro. This stainless steel instrument, compatible with air series instruments, facilitates precise measurements and evaluations of periodontal health, empowering dental professionals to deliver comprehensive patient care. Specs: Type: #23/Michigan O Expro Material: Stainless Steel Compatibility: Air Series Quantity: 1 per pack Material: Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, the SurgiMac #23/Michigan O Expro ensures durability and reliability, maintaining its performance over extensive use in dental practices. Characteristics: Featuring a #23/Michigan O Expro design, this instrument is equipped with a slim, tapered tip for easy insertion into periodontal pockets. The markings along the instrument provide reference points for accurate measurements, enabling precise evaluation of periodontal health and disease. Precautions: Handle the instrument with care to prevent bending or damage to the delicate markings. Thoroughly sterilize before each use according to dental sterilization protocols. Apply gentle pressure during periodontal probing to minimize patient discomfort and avoid tissue trauma.

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