Dental Instruments

A gynecologic instrument used within the uterine cavity for grasping, dissection, or curettage during obstetric and gynecologic procedures.

A ratcheted mouth gag used to hold the mouth open during oral, tonsillar, and airway procedures. Adjustable frame maintains a stable field.

A precision surgical scissors used for dissection or trimming of tissue and sutures. Balanced action and matched blades give clean, controlled cuts.

Small stainless steel mirror on a handle used for indirect visualization of tooth surfaces and oral structures.

Sharp-tipped probe used to detect caries, plaque, and calculus on tooth surfaces during examination.

General-purpose extraction forceps for upper anterior and premolar teeth. A staple of every dental extraction kit.

General extraction forceps for lower anterior, premolar, and root remnants.

Chisel-tipped elevator used to luxate teeth from their sockets before extraction with forceps.