Periodontal instruments for hygiene and treatment trays
Periodontal instruments are used to examine, scale and debride the tooth and root surfaces as part of periodontal assessment and treatment. They are used by dentists, hygienists, therapists, periodontists and students in general practice, specialist clinics and dental schools.
Who these instruments are for
Hygiene and periodontal treatment trays
Specialist periodontal clinics
Dental schools assembling student sets
Distributors stocking scaler and curette families
UK clinics, colleges and importers can start from our Supplying the UK guide, or request details via Contact. Shipping and importer points are summarised on shipping dental instruments to the UK.
Patterns and use
The range covers common scaler and curette pattern families, periodontal files and related hand instruments of the type found on a standard periodontal cassette.
Stainless steel and sterilisation
Each instrument is produced for autoclave sterilisation and repeated clinical reprocessing. Balban Industries has manufactured in Sialkot, Pakistan since 1985 and exports periodontal hand instruments to clinics, teaching institutions and distributors, including UK buyers.
Quality
Balban operates under ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 and supplies CE-marked devices. These systems underpin instruments we export to clinics, schools, laboratories and distributors worldwide, including the UK.
What to specify when ordering
Pattern family
Single- or double-ended instruments
Clinic or school packaging
Stock, private-label or OEM supply
OEM, wholesale and ordering
OEM and private-label supply is available for distributors and private-label partners. Request a quotation through the site or email info@balban.com, stating patterns, quantities and whether you need branded or unbranded supply.
Category links
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