Hand Instruments

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).

The jaws of the new rodent mouth gag are covered in soft plastic reducing trauma. This gag is lighter than comparable gags to reduce the weight on the animal's jaws. Autoclavable.

Enhances examination of the teeth by repositioning the tongue and cheeks. Features a light weight handle.

Lightweight design with light spring action. Suitable for chinchillas, guinea pigs, rats and small rabbits. Enhances inspection of oral cavity.

Spring loaded root tip extractions forceps have grooved tips with fine curved ends ideal for root extraction or as an alternative to regular extraction forceps (D1012) as the small jaws are suitable for small teeth. 6” / 150mm.

New and improved iM3 scalpel holder with round handle is more ergonomically designed than the standard flat handle providing greater control during use. Fits Blades Sizes 10, 11, 12, 12B, 15 & 15C

Length: 90 mm (3 1/2”) Diameter: 7 mm After sharpening your elevators and luxators, it is good practice to also hone the blade using our new sharpening cone to remove any protrusions or lips on the instrument. Work the sharpening cone between the...

This scaler is used to remove plaque and calculus from the tooth surface. The sickle scaler tip can be used to remove calculus from the developmental grooves and blood grooves in canine teeth.

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

Small Blunt Suture Scissors Small blunt operating scissors used for cutting materials such as sutures, tubing, or gauze.

The soft tissue protector guards the tongue and cheeks by exposing only the bottom cutting surface of the diamond bur when used on cheek teeth. The protector is fitted to a 1:1 straight nose cones. iM3 code L6860

Straight Root Elevator - 1.3 mm The iM3 Straight root elevator is ideal for extractions in cats and small dogs. The small handle allows for the total control and finesse required when extracting small fragile teeth.