Amalgam Carrier
$ 4
Dentists utilize amalgam carriers made by seven oaks surgical Instruments, which are specialist dental tools, to carry and place dental amalgam during restorative operations. Because of its strength and longevity, dental amalgam—a mixture of metals that includes tin, mercury, silver, and copper—is frequently used for tooth fillings.
Dental amalgam should be carried and placed according to its perfect design.
Precise control is provided by the plunger mechanism.
Easily gathers dental amalgam using a spoon or scoop shape
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Description
In dentistry, one of the most important instruments is the amalgam carrier. During restorative procedures, dental amalgam is carried by means of this tool. A combination of several metals is used to make dental amalgam, which is used to fill up dental cavities. Therefore, with the aid of its unique carrier tips, dental experts employ this tool to administer the amalgam material into the cavities.
Additionally, this instrument is offered in single-ended and double-ended versions to accommodate various dental techniques. They also make it possible for dentists to operate more productively. In addition, these tools range in size from 1.5 mm to 3 mm, offering a variety of forms and sizes to accommodate a variety of treatments.
Dental amalgam carriers have an elegant, distinctive form that reduces user fatigue and makes it easier to operate.
Features and Benefits
| Specification | Description |
| Specialty | General Surgery, Dentistry |
| Author Name | NA |
| Sub-Category | amalgam carrier |
| Category | Dental Instruments |
| Instrument Profile | Straight |
| Handle Type | Finger Ring |
| Overall Length | 15 cm – 6″ |
| Finish | Satin |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| CE Marking | Yes |
| Reusable | Yes |
| Used in Specialties | General Surgery, Dentistry |
Additional information
| Weight | 0.0267 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 15 cm |
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