The fine but robust tip is ideal for periodontal probing in cats or small dogs.

These fine extraction forceps are designed to grasp small teeth. The spring action allows their use without excessive force being applied to the tooth crown. 125 mm

Very fine double ended periosteal elevator. The small delicate flat ends of this instrument make it ideal for raising gingival flaps in cats. The rounded tip helps prevent accidental slippage and tearing of the gingival flap.

This probe is used to detect resorptive lesions or residual calculus subgingivally. The probe can also be used to identify furcation involvement (loss of alveolar bone between tooth roots).

This double ended hand instrument is used for the removal of supragingival (above the gum) plaque/calculus and stains.

1mm superfine straight elevator with stubby handle. These slim elevators are excellent for removing teeth in cats and small dogs. They are also useful in retrieving fractured roots. Tips can be sharpened using a dental stone.

2mm superfine straight elevator with stubby handle. These slim elevators are excellent for removing teeth in cats and small dogs. They are also useful in retrieving fractured roots. Tips can be sharpened using a dental stone.

This fine curette is ideal for calculus and plaque removal both supra (above) and subgingivally (below the gum). The fineness of the instrument is well suited for use in cats and small dogs.