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Explorer nr. 33 1033

Explorer 33 by MA Dental is used for diagnosis of calculus, decay on tooth surface and exploring tissue pockets, furcations and restorations. It is a premium instrument that is titanium coated and has a 9.5 mm handle.

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Explorer nr. 3A 1031

Explorer 3A by MA Dental is used for diagnosis of calculus, decay on tooth surface and exploring tissue pockets, furcations and restorations. It is a premium instrument that is titanium coated and has a 9.5 mm handle.

Explorer nr. 5 1040-4

Explorer 5 by MA Dental are standard explorers for operative and diagnostic procedures. They work effectively around pinhole areas. They are used in detection of periodontal pockets that are not deeper than third dental root. They offer high precision to a dentist while working. It is a premium instrument that is titanium coated and has a 9.5 mm handle.

Explorer nr. 5 (17-23) 1540-4

Explorer nr. 9 1033-9

Explorer 9 by MA Dental is used for furcation’s, restorations, exploring and caries of pockets and diagnosing calculus. It is a premium instrument that is titanium coated and has a 9.5 mm handle.It is a single-ended instrument. It is ideal instrument for opening and locating small orifices during an endodontic procedure.

Expros 23- Probe CP 12 1178-5

Probe: CP 12 + Explorer 23 by MA Dental is a double-ended instrument with probe CP-12 (marked 2-4-6-8-10-12 mm) on one end and explorer 23 on the other. Explorer 23 is ideal for contouring dental anatomy during the procedure of composite restorations. CP 12 Probe is used in dental armamentarium. It has a thin tip that helps to measure pocket depths around the tooth to assess the health of periodontium. It has a C6, solid stainless-steel handle.

Expros 23- Probe CP 12 1023-25B

Expros 6- Probe CP 18 1042-6

Probe CP 18 + Explorer 6 by MA Dental is a combination instrument that has CP 18 Probe at one end and Explorer 6 at the other.Explorer 6 are standard explorers used for operative and diagnostic procedures. They provide information regarding irregularities of tooth surface, calculus deposits, carious lesions and decalcified areas. CP 18 Probe has color-coded markings on it and is used for assessment of periodontal pocket depth and attachment levels. It is a premium instrument that is titanium coated and has a 9.5 mm handle.

Expros 6L- Probe CP 15 1275-156L

Probe: CP 15 + Explorer 6L by MA Dental is a combination instrument that has CP 15 Probe on one end and Explorer 6L on other.Probe CP15 is a single-ended instrument that used in the assessment of pocket depth. It has a thin, long and blunt tip that measures the pocket depth around tooth to assess the health of periodontium. The instrument is engraved with marks on its tip for legibility and greater precision. Explorer 6L is used for calculus and caries detection, furcations, exploration of pocket depth and restorations. It has a C8 hollow, light-weight handle.

Expros 9- Probe CP 18 1575-189

Probe: CP 18 + Explorer 9 by MA dental is a combination instrument that has CP 18 Probe on one end and Explorer 9 on other. CP 18 Probe has color-coded markings on it and is used for assessment of periodontal pocket depth and attachment levels. Explorer 9 is used for furcation’s, restorations, exploring and caries of pockets and diagnosing calculus. It is ideal instrument for opening and locating small orifices during an endodontic procedure. It has a C6, solid stainless-steel handle.

Expros Holst - Probe CP 18 1042-16

Probe: CP 18 + Explorer Holst by MA Dental is a combination instrument that has CP 18 Probe at one end and Explorer Holst at the other.Explorer Holst is used for diagnosis of calculus and exploring tissue pockets, furcations and restorations. CP 18 Probe has color-coded markings on it and is used for assessment of periodontal pocket depth and attachment levels. It is a premium instrument that is titanium coated and has a 9.5 mm handle.

Expros Holst - Williams Probe 1227

Probe: William + Explorer Holst by MA Dental is a combination instrument that has William probe on one end and Explorer Holst on the other.William Probe is used to assess and measure furcation defect and periodontal pockets. Explorer Holst is used for diagnosis of calculus, decay on tooth surface and exploring tissue pockets, furcations and restorations. It has a C8 hollow, light-weight handle.

Expros Holst- Williams Probe 1527

Extracting Forceps Lower molars (Diamond) 525-22

Extracting forceps Fig. 22 by MA Dental is used to extract lower molars from alveolar bone.It is a diamond-coated instrument. Diamond coating is done on the working ends of the forceps to give it a stronger hold on the teeth. It is highly recommended to customers.

Extracting Forceps: HERTZ (Diamond) 525-99

Extracting forceps HERTZ by MA Dental is used to extract lower molars from alveolar bone. It is a diamond-coated instrument. Diamond coating is done on the working ends of the forceps to give it a stronger hold on the teeth. It is highly recommended to customers.

Extracting Forceps: Upper Roots (Diamond) 525-97

Extracting forceps Fig. 97 by MA Dental is used to extract upper roots from alveolar bone.It is a diamond-coated instrument. Diamond coating is done on the working ends of the forceps to give it a stronger hold on the teeth. It is highly recommended to customers.

Extraction Forceps children - 7pcs 510

This gift box includes 7 most-used extracting forceps for children. It includes the following forceps:• Fig. 3 Upper molar• Fig. 5 Lower incisors• Fig. 6 Lower molar• Fig. 7 Lower roots• Fig. 137 Upper incisors • Fig. 139 Upper premolar• Fig. 51s Upper roots

Extraction Forceps kit - 11pcs 520

This gift box includes the 11 most-used regular extracting forceps, it includes the following forceps:• Fig. 51A. Upper Roots• Fig. 1. Upper Incisors and cuspids• Fig. 13. Lower cuspids and premolars• Fig. 22. Lower molars• Fig. 7. Upper premolars• Fig. 17. Upper molars, right• Fig. 18. Upper molars, left• Fig. 67A. Upper molars - For Upper wisdom teeth• Fig. 79. Lower wisdom teeth’s• Fig. 33A. Lower incisors, premolars & roots• Fig. 86A. Lower molars

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