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7 Wax Spatula for Porcelain and Modelling Carver is a double-ended dental instrument for mixing materials and general laboratory use. The straight sharp point rounded blade end is used for teardrop interdental waxing of the front teeth. The slightly curved blade on the other end is used to carry large amounts of wax. Double Ended Wax Spatula #7 Stainless Steel – Double-ended stainless steel wax carving spatula has knurled handles to ensure comfort of use and better handling. High-quality stainless steel is rust-proof and shaped to provide control and balance. Periosteal Elevator Standard Handle – Advanced periosteal elevator standard handle allows firm grip and balanced control. Sharp-edged working end to scrap off excess materials and contour surfaces and explore anatomy. Easily cut and shape dental wax during filling procedures. #7 wax spatula Effective Usage for Dental Preparations – Be it large wax filling, removal of excess material during surgery, or need to tidy up teeth shape this #7 Stainless steel wax carving dental spatula is going to help you get desired results with ease. Skillfully Created, Precise and Durable – SurgiMac takes pride in creating and proving fine-quality skillfully created, super-precise, and durable hand instruments to meet all your dental surgery needs. General Laboratory Applications - Perfect for general laboratory usage or mixing materials like waxes for large fillings or other dental preparation by orthodontics, dental students, lab technicians, or for carving purposes.

Used for waxing procedures and techniques. Waxing instruments should never be heated to an extreme (glowing) or the strength of the instrument, especially the thin tips, will be compromised. Maintenance Tip: Do not expose instruments to temperatures in excess of 350° F/176.6° C. Repeated heating to extreme temperatures and cooling may cause instrument failure or breakage.    

Used for waxing procedures and techniques. Waxing instruments should never be heated to an extreme (glowing) or the strength of the instrument, especially the thin tips, will be compromised. Maintenance Tip: Do not expose instruments to temperatures in excess of 350° F/176.6° C. Repeated heating to extreme temperatures and cooling may cause instrument failure or breakage.    

Used for waxing procedures and techniques. Waxing instruments should never be heated to an extreme (glowing) or the strength of the instrument, especially the thin tips, will be compromised.    

Used for waxing procedures and techniques. Waxing instruments should never be heated to an extreme (glowing) or the strength of the instrument, especially the thin tips, will be compromised. Maintenance Tip: Do not expose instruments to temperatures in excess of 350° F/176.6° C. Repeated heating to extreme temperatures and cooling may cause instrument failure or breakage.    

Ideal for waxing procedures and techniques, PKT1 features curved tapered tips used to flow on molten wax. Waxing instruments should never be heated to an extreme (glowing) or the strength of the instrument, especially the thin tips, will be compromised. Ideal for waxing procedures and techniques, PKT1 features curved tapered tips used to flow on molten wax. Maintenance Tip: Do not expose instruments to temperatures in excess of 350° F/176.6° C. Repeated heating to extreme temperatures and cooling may cause instrument failure or breakage.

Ideal for waxing procedures and techniques, PKT4 is a modified carver used to perfect the external contours and remove excess wax at the cavo-surface margins. Waxing instruments should never be heated to an extreme (glowing) or the strength of the instru Ideal for waxing procedures and techniques, PKT4 is a modified carver used to perfect the external contours and remove excess wax at the cavo-surface margins. Maintenance Tip: Do not expose instruments to temperatures in excess of 350° F/176.6° C. Repeated heating to extreme temperatures and cooling may cause instrument failure or breakage.

Ideal for waxing procedures and techniques, PKT2 features curved tapered tips used to flow on molten wax. Waxing instruments should never be heated to an extreme (glowing) or the strength of the instrument, especially the thin tips, will be compromised. Ideal for waxing procedures and techniques, PKT2 features curved tapered tips used to flow on molten wax. Maintenance Tip: Do not expose instruments to temperatures in excess of 350° F/176.6° C. Repeated heating to extreme temperatures and cooling may cause instrument failure or breakage.

Ideal for waxing procedures and techniques, PKT36 features a pointed burnisher used to perfect and enhance the supplemental and developmental grooves. Waxing instruments should never be heated to an extreme (glowing) or the strength of the instrument, es Ideal for waxing procedures and techniques, PKT36 features a pointed burnisher used to perfect and enhance the supplemental and developmental grooves. Maintenance Tip: Do not expose instruments to temperatures in excess of 350° F/176.6° C. Repeated heating to extreme temperatures and cooling may cause instrument failure or breakage.

Ideal for waxing procedures and techniques, PKT3RM6 is similar to PKT3, but features a rounded tip vs. a pointed one. Waxing instruments should never be heated to an extreme (glowing) or the strength of the instrument, especially the thin tips, will be c Ideal for waxing procedures and techniques, PKT3RM6 is similar to PKT3, but features a rounded tip vs. a pointed one. Maintenance Tip: Do not expose instruments to temperatures in excess of 350° F/176.6° C. Repeated heating to extreme temperatures and cooling may cause instrument failure or breakage.

Ideal for waxing procedures and techniques, PKT5 is a special carver used to remove excess wax as cusp ridges are developed; its contour maintains desired convexity at these ridges. Waxing instruments should never be heated to an extreme (glowing) or the Ideal for waxing procedures and techniques, PKT5 is a special carver used to remove excess wax as cusp ridges are developed; its contour maintains desired convexity at these ridges. Maintenance Tip: Do not expose instruments to temperatures in excess of 350° F/176.6° C. Repeated heating to extreme temperatures and cooling may cause instrument failure or breakage.

For mixing materials and general laboratory use. Wood handles are not compatible with heat sterilization. Hu-Friedy recommends autoclave steam sterilization.