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To separate tissue from tooth or bone. To hold tissue away from surgical site. EP9 •Used the most for surgery. •To elevate mucous periosteal with a wide tip. •To elevate interdental papilla with a sharp tip. EP9H •Allen •The hole in the spoon blade helps to hold tissue during suture. EP9S •To elevate mucous periosteal with a wide tip. •To elevate interdental papilla with a sharp tip. EP14 •Goldman-Fox EPPR3 •Prichard •To retract flap EP23 •Selden •To fix tissue by retracting during a flap surgery. EP24G EPKN1 •Small periosteal elevator with one rounded end and the other pointed end for delicate tissue retraction. EPBUSER This is ideal for delicate tissue retraction. The spear shaped end is used for initiating the flap by retracting the interdental papilla. The paddle end is used for continuing flap retraction apically. EP20 •To elevate mucous periosteal after cutting gingiva. •One tip is straight shaped and the other one is contra-angle type with a thin and sharp edge EP15 •Freer EP16 •Freer

Used for atraumatic extraction of teeth. PRRS3 •Straight •For anterior PR2-2R •Curved •For posterior PRR256 •Curved •Serrated blade •For anterior & posterior PRR258 •Curved •Serrated blade •For anterior & posterior PRM1 •Straight •For malleting (Single End)

•To remove root tips when the root is fractured during extracting ERP1 •Heidbrink ERP2 •Heidbrink ERP3 •Heidbrink ERHB13-14

The concept of the Luxating elevator is to luxate the dental root easily by incising the gingival ligament unlike an elevator that needs more power to elevate dental root. Because of the thinner and sharper blade than an elevator, it can get damaged easily when it is overused for operation but the luxating elevators have the merit of less damage of tissue and preservation of the alveolar bone. It is more effective using with other extracting instruments like forceps if needed. It is redesigned of the dentist’s ideas based on their clinical experience. The grip is also specially designed to be controlled by minimum force. •Designed to easily extract the root of the tooth by cutting the periodontal ligament. The merit is less tissue damage and preservation of the alveolar bone.

•Used for loosening the tooth from the periodontal ligament and making the extraction easy. Available in Metal, Plastic & Aluminum Handle 3EL34 3EL34S 4.9mm 4.0mm Upper & Lower Anterior Roots Upper & Lower Anterior Roots 3EL31F 3EL32F 4.3mm 4.3mm Upper & Lower Cuspids Upper & Lower Cuspids 3EL41 3EL81 3.9mm 3.2mm Upper & Lower Anterior Upper Anterior apices and teeth & roots small teeth 3EL301 3EL301A 2.7mm 2.7mm Deeply seated roots Deeply seated roots 3EL304W 3EL52 3.1mm 3.5mm Deeply seated roots Curved Backward 3rd Molar 3EL4 3EL5 3.0mm 3.0mm Broken or Deeply seated roots Broken or Deeply seated roots 3EL73 3EL74 3.0mm 3.0mm Broken or Deeply seated roots Broken or Deeply seated roots

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It is specially designed for children patients. When a user grasps the forceps, the forceps are mostly covered by hand in visual. So children are not afraid of the instrument during extracting FXX29C •Upper jaw’s left and right of primary anterior FXX7C •Upper jaw’s left and right of primary anterior FXX51C •Upper jaw’s left and right of primary posterior FXX33C •Upper jaw’s left and right of primary anterior FXX13C •Upper jaw’s left and right of primary posterior FX150S •Upper jaw’s primary anterior and posterior •For root FX151S •Lower jaw’s primary anterior and posterior •For root FX101 •Upper and lower jaw’s left and right of premolar •Upper and lower jaw’s left and right of primary posterior

•Used for curettage and oral cyst removal, removal of alveolar bone necrosis. •Same use as surgical curette but more precise removal with serrated tip. 3URCL85C (Autoclavable Resin Handle) •Surgical Curette, CL85C •Lucas •Curved •Serrated blade 3URCL86C (Autoclavable Resin Handle) •Surgical Curette, CL86C •Lucas •Curved •Serrated blade 3URCL87C (Autoclavable Resin Handle) •Surgical Curette, CL87C •Lucas •Curved •Serrated blade URCM2-4 URCM9 •Miller •Straight •Miller •Straight URCM10 URCM11 •Miller •Curved •Miller •Curved URCL84 URCL85 •Lucas •Curved •Lucas •Curved URCL86 URCL87 •Lucas •Curved •Lucas •Curved URCL88 •Lucas •Curved

Bone Rongeur •To remove granulation tissue, fractured bone. •It has sharp blades on both sides of the beak. RNGF140 •Length : 142mm(±5mm) •Small-sized RNG165 •Length : 165mm(±5mm) •Normal-sized RNG178 •Length : 178mm(±5mm) •Double action type for increasing the grip force. •Less sliding and hand fatigue Nipper •To cut soft tissue and bone as well as tissue residues. TNC100 •Length : 100mm(±5mm)

To smoothen the surface of a bone. There are a string of blades on the file. BF22 •Miller •Straight-cut blades •Pull stroke BF1X •Miller •Cross-cut blades •Pull & Push stroke BF45 •Miller •Pull & Push stroke •For the wide surgical area

Multiple use for taking or removing something or pressing blood vessel. Mosquito : Useful for taking small fibrous tissue. HTM130 •Straight •Length : 130mm(±5mm) HTM130 •Straight •Length : 130mm(±5mm) Kelly: HTK145 •Straight •Length : 145mm(±5mm) HTK145C •Curved •Length : 145mm(±5mm)

Used for taking & guiding the needle. NH160 •Straight •Length : 160mm(±5mm) NH160TC •Length : 160mm(±5mm) •Tungsten Carbide on beak NHC150TC •Straight •Length : 150mm(±5mm) •Tungsten Carbide on beak OPLF01 •Ligature Forcep