Similar to HOW PLIER STRAIGHT but with 45° angled tips for convenient access to lingual and other difficult to reach areas.
Matching serrated tips hold wires firmly at a convenient working angle.
100% Rust Free Fully Autoclavable Stainless Steel Instrument.
Maximum Resistance to Wear Corrosion.
Easy in Grasp, Grip and Clean as The Handle has Gentle Textured Groove for anatomical adaptability.
Perfect balance of the Instruments and reduced risk of slipping.
Used for the application of elastic ligatures used in orthodontic work. Methiew Plier Smaha with ring is made of very thin and fine tip and a ring on handle for making loops with ligature wires.
Weingart utility plier is one of the most commonly used pliers in orthodontics for handling wires during insertion and removal.
Serrated tips to ensure a no slip grip.
Smaller beaks for easy manipulation.
100% Rust Free Fully Autoclavable Stainless Steel Instrument
Maximum Resistance to Wear Corrosion.
Easy in Grasp, Grip and Clean as the Handle Solid With Gentle Textured Groove 6mm.
Perfect balance of the Instruments and reduced risk of slipping.
Polodent Hard Wire Cutter used to trim hard orthodontic wires to the proper length for use in creating orthodontic appliances.
These sharp and strong instruments are often fabricated from stainless steel or another hard metal in order to stand up to and push through the hard wires they cut.
100% Rust Free Fully Autoclavable Stainless Steel Instrument
Maximum Resistance to Wear Corrosion.
Easy in Grasp, Grip and Clean as the Handle Solid With Gentle Textured Groove 6mm.
Perfect balance of the Instruments and reduced risk of slipping.
Used for the application of elastic ligatures used in orthodontic work.
Methiew Plier Smaha with ring is made of very thin and fine tip and a ring on handle for making loops with ligature wires.
The flat portion rests on the incisal/occlusal surface and the pin measures various heights of 3.5, 4, 4.5, 5mm to help obtain correct bracket height.
This one have lid pins for measurement.
William Probe is used to measure pocket depths around a tooth in order to establish the state of health of the periodontium with its long, thin, and blunted tip markings (mm1-2-3-5-7-8-9-10) inscribed onto the head of the instrument for accuracy and readability.
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