Morrell Crown Remover Set with Two Points A & B

Description

Morrell Crown Remover Set with Two Points A and B

The Morrell crown remover set pairs the remover with two points, labelled A and B in the supplier catalogue. Both points come in the box. So you can switch working ends to suit the restoration without buying a separate instrument. It is one of the most recognised remover patterns in restorative dentistry.

Point A or Point B

The catalogue names the two points only by letter. It does not describe their shapes in words. Therefore, the photos are the guide here: look at each point and note how it would meet the margin of a crown. In practice, clinicians keep both fitted and ready in turn, choosing whichever engages the edge more securely for that case.

How This Set Differs From the Three-Tip Morrel

We also sell a Morrel remover complete with three tips. That kit gives more variety, while this set keeps things simple with two points. For example, a practice that removes crowns now and then may prefer the leaner set. A busy prosthodontic office, by contrast, may want the wider choice. Either way, ask us about spare points once yours begin to wear.

Swapping and Cleaning the Points

Remove the point before cleaning, then brush both the point and its seat on the remover. Cement tends to collect where parts meet. Neither the remover nor the points come sterile, so they need your normal heat cycle before first use. Our team in the United States opens and checks each Morrell set before shipping it. Moreover, points A and B and the remover body share one promise of three years against manufacturing defects.

All steel parts conform to ASTM F899. Other restorative instruments live in our dental instruments section. For spare working ends, the crown remover spare points page lists Fig. 1 and Fig. 2; confirm the fit with us first. Policies on orders and returns are summarised in our FAQs.

Provided for trained dental professionals only. Point removal before reprocessing is described in our care and sterilization guide, while courier timing is on the delivery page.