Crown Removers

Description

Crown Removers

This dental crown remover is a single stainless steel pattern. It comes from the crown remover pages of our supplier’s catalogue. It comes as one instrument with no options to select. The catalogue entry itself carries no written caption. For that reason, the photos on this page are your best guide to its shape, and we describe below how it fits into a practice.

Reading the Photos Before You Order

Crown removers vary mainly in their working ends and in how force reaches the margin. So start by looking at the tip in the main image. Then compare it with the removers already in your cassette. If the profile matches a tool you like, this one will likely suit the same cases. When in doubt, send us a message with your questions.

Where a Spare Remover Earns Its Place

Many offices keep more than one remover. For example, one sits in the hygiene room for loose temporaries, while another stays with the restorative tray. Having a second instrument also means a case can go ahead when the first is still in the sterilizer. In addition, a plain pattern like this one is quick to clean and easy to inspect.

Arrival, Cleaning and Coverage

No sterile seal is applied at our end. So wash and heat process this remover before it reaches the operatory. Inspect the tip after each use, since a worn edge slips on the margin. Our staff in the United States put every unit under a bright lamp before boxing it. On top of that, Intrace USA stands behind this plain remover for three years against manufacturing defects; tip wear from use is excluded.

The steel is made to ASTM F899. See more chairside tools in our dental instruments catalogue. If you want a version with interchangeable ends, the crown remover with 2 attachments is a close relative. Policies on returns and invoicing are in our help FAQs.

Available to licensed dental teams for professional use. Heat processing steps are posted in our care and sterilization section, and courier choices are on the shipping and delivery page.