Dental Instrument Catalog

Medical and Dental Instruments by SurgiMac

Welcome to SurgiMac, your one-stop destination for all medical and dental instrument needs. Whether you're looking for precision-crafted stainless steel surgical tools or dental hygiene instruments, we provide the highest quality equipment at unbeatable prices. With over 2,000 choices, we offer the best instruments for both professionals and students alike. From O.R.-grade surgical instruments to specialized dental tools, we are committed to supplying the finest products for all your clinical and surgical requirements.

Key Instruments Available at SurgiMac

Dental Instruments

• Dental Mirror: Essential for viewing hard-to-reach areas inside the mouth.
• Tooth Extraction Tools: Reliable instruments for simple and surgical extractions.
• Dental Explorer & Scalers: Instruments used for probing and scaling to detect cavities and remove plaque.
• Periosteal Elevator: Used in periodontal and oral surgeries to lift and separate the tissue.
• Dental Elevator: Ideal for loosening teeth prior to extraction.
• Cheek Retractors: Improve visibility and accessibility during dental procedures.
• Periodontal Probe: Measures pocket depth around the tooth to detect periodontal disease.
• Dental Pick Tool & Hygiene Instruments: Ensures thorough cleaning and plaque removal.
• Orthodontic Instruments: Used in adjusting braces and other orthodontic procedures.
• Gum Soft Picks: Designed to clean between teeth and massage gums.
• Ultrasonic Dental Scaler: Efficiently removes tartar and plaque using high-frequency vibrations.

Surgical Instruments

• Rat Tooth Forceps: Used in general surgery for gripping tissues securely.
• Scalpel Blades and Handles: Available in multiple sizes for precision cuts during surgeries.
• Tooth Pulling Tool: Provides excellent control during dental extractions.
• Dental Elevators: Help remove teeth with minimal damage to surrounding tissues.

With SurgiMac's comprehensive range of instruments, we provide everything you need for successful surgical and dental procedures. Our quality dental instruments are renowned for their precision and durability, and we ensure they meet the highest standards for both safety and effectiveness.

 

Featured Product Categories

Instrument Type	Key Instruments	Uses
Dental Hygiene Instruments	Dental Scalers, Dental Explorer, Dental Mirror, Gum Soft Picks	Used for routine cleanings, plaque removal, and detecting cavities.
Tooth Extraction Tools	Dental Elevators, Periosteal Elevators, Extraction Forceps	Specialized tools for tooth extraction and oral surgeries.
Periodontal Instruments	Periodontal Probe, Ultrasonic Scalers, Cheek Retractors	Assist in gum health, cleaning, and surgical procedures related to periodontitis.
Surgical Instruments	Scalpel Handles, Rat Tooth Forceps, Tooth Pulling Tools, Surgical Elevators	Precision-crafted for general and oral surgeries, ensuring reliable performance.
Orthodontic Instruments	Bracket Placement Instruments, Wire Cutters, Dental Picks	Specialized for adjusting braces and orthodontic devices.

 

Top Benefits of Choosing SurgiMac Instruments

• Wide Range of Selections: Over 2,000 choices, including everything from dental mirrors to surgical elevators.
• Precision-Crafted Instruments: Made from O.R. grade stainless steel, ensuring durability and precision.
• Affordability: Top-rated instruments at half the price or less.
• Trusted by Professionals: Our instruments are widely used by dentists, oral surgeons, and healthcare professionals worldwide.
• Specialized Instruments: Whether for dental extractions, scaling, or orthodontic adjustments, our tools are designed for specific tasks to ensure optimal outcomes.

FAQs About Medical and Dental Instruments

1. What are the most common dental instruments?

The most common dental instruments include the dental mirror, which allows dentists to see inside the patient’s mouth from different angles; the dental explorer, a sharp, pointed tool used for checking cavities or dental calculus; scalers, which remove plaque and tartar from teeth; and dental forceps, used to extract teeth. Instruments like the periodontal probe measure gum pocket depth, while elevators assist in tooth extraction. Other common tools include cheek retractors for better visibility and ultrasonic dental scalers for cleaning tough plaque deposits.

2. What are dental equipments?

Dental equipment refers to larger apparatuses and machines that assist in dental treatments, ranging from dental chairs, X-ray machines, and ultrasonic cleaners to autoclaves for sterilizing instruments. Unlike small hand-held tools such as dental mirrors or scalers, these items are often mechanical or electronic devices that facilitate dental work by providing detailed imaging, enhancing patient comfort, or sterilizing and cleaning instruments. Ultrasonic scalers, dental drills, and light curing units for fillings also fall under the category of dental equipment.

3. What is the name of the dental instrument?

Dental instruments have specific names based on their function. For example:

• Dental Explorer: Used to check for cavities or other oral conditions.
• Scaler: Removes plaque and tartar from teeth.
• Periodontal Probe: Measures pocket depth around the teeth to assess gum health.
• Cheek Retractors: Help in holding the cheeks back to improve access to the treatment area. Each instrument is named according to its purpose, making it easier for dental professionals to choose the right tool for the task at hand.

4. What is a basic setup for dental instruments?

A basic setup for dental instruments typically includes:

• Dental Mirror: To view hard-to-reach areas inside the mouth.
• Explorer: A sharp tool used to detect cavities or abnormalities.
• Scalers and Curettes: For cleaning teeth and removing plaque.
• Dental Probe: Used to measure periodontal pockets.
• Forceps: For extracting teeth. This setup is essential for any dental check-up or cleaning procedure. Instruments can vary slightly depending on the specific type of procedure being performed.

5. What are the three parts of a dental instrument?

Dental instruments are generally composed of three parts:

• Handle: The part that the dentist holds during the procedure, often designed for ergonomic grip.
• Shank: The connecting part between the handle and the working end. It is often angled to allow better access to various areas of the mouth.
• Working End: The functional part that comes in contact with the patient’s teeth or tissues. The shape and material of this part vary depending on the instrument's specific use, such as scaling, probing, or extracting. Each of these parts is critical in ensuring the instrument performs its intended function efficiently and comfortably.

6. What is instrument formula in dentistry?

The instrument formula in dentistry refers to the system of classification and numbering for dental instruments based on their design and function. Instruments are typically categorized by:

1. Working End: Describes the shape, size, and function of the active part.
2. Shank: Indicates the angle and length of the shank connecting the handle to the working end.
3. Handle: Specifies the handle design for optimal grip and control. These formulas help dental professionals choose the appropriate instrument for specific procedures and improve procedural efficiency.

7. What instrument is used to remove decay?

A dental excavator is commonly used to remove decay from a tooth. This instrument features a spoon-shaped working end that allows the dentist to scoop out decayed tooth material. It is often used in combination with dental drills, which are also effective in removing decayed tissue. In more advanced cases, an ultrasonic dental scaler may also be employed to remove decay from difficult-to-reach areas or to clean areas beneath the gum line.

8. What instrument is used to remove infected dentin?

To remove infected dentin, dentists typically use a spoon excavator. This tool is designed to remove soft, decayed dentin from the inside of the tooth after a cavity has formed. A dental drill may also be used to prepare the cavity by removing decayed enamel before addressing the infected dentin. For deep cavities, dentists may also utilize specialized burs to ensure the infected dentin is thoroughly cleaned before the cavity is filled.

9. What instrument is used to remove plaque?

Plaque is most commonly removed using dental scalers or curettes. These instruments are designed to physically scrape plaque and tartar deposits from the teeth, especially around the gum line. Ultrasonic dental scalers are also widely used, utilizing high-frequency vibrations to break up plaque and tartar deposits, providing a more comfortable experience for the patient. Regular use of these tools during dental cleanings helps prevent gum disease and tooth decay.

10. Which instrument is used to detect caries?

The primary instrument used to detect caries (tooth decay) is the dental explorer. Its pointed, hook-like shape allows the dentist to probe the surfaces of teeth, checking for soft spots or cavities. When the explorer encounters an area of softened enamel, it helps the dentist determine the extent of the decay. Other diagnostic tools, such as dental mirrors and dental radiographs (X-rays), may also be used in conjunction with the explorer to confirm the presence and severity of caries.

Choose SurgiMac for Precision and Quality

At SurgiMac, we pride ourselves on delivering top-notch, precision-crafted instruments for dental and surgical procedures. Whether you are a dental professional, surgeon, or student, our wide selection of instruments meets the most stringent industry standards. Visit our store to browse through the best dental and surgical supplies and experience exceptional quality and value.