The Plastic filling instrument Fig. 179 is a filling instrument designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Plastic filling pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A knurled double-ended (gold-tipped on cover photo) handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.
The Plastic filling instrument Fig. 18 Ball Burnisher is a filling instrument designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Ball Burnisher pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A knurled double-ended (gold-tipped on cover photo) handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.
The Plastic filling instrument Fig. 19 is a filling instrument designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Plastic filling pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A knurled double-ended (gold-tipped on cover photo) handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.
The Plastic filling instrument Fig. 1D is a filling instrument designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Plastic filling pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A knurled double-ended (gold-tipped on cover photo) handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.
The Plastic filling instrument Fig. 1P is a filling instrument designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Plastic filling pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A knurled double-ended (gold-tipped on cover photo) handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.
The Plastic filling instrument Fig. 1S is a filling instrument designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Plastic filling pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A knurled double-ended (gold-tipped on cover photo) handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.
The Plastic filling instrument Fig. 2 is a filling instrument designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Plastic filling pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A knurled double-ended (gold-tipped on cover photo) handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.
The Plastic filling instrument Fig. 2 is a filling instrument designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Plastic filling pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A knurled double-ended (gold-tipped on cover photo) handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.
The Plastic filling instrument Fig. 2 2.5 mm is a filling instrument designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Plastic filling pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A knurled double-ended (gold-tipped on cover photo) handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.
The Plastic filling instrument Fig. 2 Felt is a filling instrument designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Felt pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A knurled double-ended (gold-tipped on cover photo) handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.
The Plastic filling instrument Fig. 2 Goldstein is a filling instrument designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Goldstein pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A knurled double-ended (gold-tipped on cover photo) handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.
The Plastic filling instrument Fig. 2 Ward is a filling instrument designed for precise daily use in surgery, clinic and laboratory. It follows the Ward pattern, so the working end seats predictably at the site. A knurled double-ended (gold-tipped on cover photo) handle supports control and tactile feedback through repeated procedures.