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Long, thin and very flexible endodontic exploration probe. Its thinness frees the field of vision and allows more pleasant work under a microscope or binocular loupe. The excellent quality of the steel used for its manufacture gives the instrument an extraordinary tactile sensation.

On one side, a thin angled spatula for retro application of filling material; on the other, a ball for initial adaptation of the material.

The TFRK Gates Drill is being restocked for the TFRK Troop for the removal of fractured instruments. This is a #3 Gates Drill with a modified tip.

The Wedjet is used to place the dam between two teeth, in order to wedge and hold the surgical field in place. It is available in two sizes and in latex or latex-free versions.

Lay the dam easily and without hesitation

Endodontic instrument bending pliers. Can be used for steel instruments or Nickel Titanium instruments.

Frame used to hold the dam in place. This metal cable makes it easy to spread the operating field for taking intraoperative X-rays.

Washable fabric apron, designed to protect the patient. Perfectly waterproof, but very comfortable to wear, it protects the patient and their clothes.

These simulators aim to reproduce "simply" complex situations. These simulators can be simply mounted on any phantom from a Base sold by Blender4dental. With a simple clip, you put your simulator in mandibular position (place of 46)

The "Lee" block is intended to facilitate the handling of MTA and bio-ceramic Putty materials. This set consists of Lee's block and a spatula developed by the University of Penn to retrieve and place the core of material.

Ainsworth pliers for making perforations in the dam sheet. The perforation obtained with this pliers is very precise, clean and avoids tears.