Orthodontic Instrument

Description

Orthodontic Instrument

This is a general orthodontic hand instrument. Our catalogue lists it simply as an ortho instrument and does not describe its working end. So the photo is your best guide, and we keep the claims here plain.

A Plain Listing, Plainly Described

We would rather say less than guess. This tool is small, it is stainless, and it suits orthodontic work. Beyond that, the catalogue gives no detail. Therefore, please confirm the form from the photo before you buy.

Steps Before Ordering

Use this quick list to be sure it fits your needs:

• Study the product photo closely.
• Match the working end against your current tool.
• Contact us with any question before you order.

Who Tends to Order It

Often, people order this tool to replace one they already know. In that case, the photo makes the match easy. If you are new to it, though, a quick message to us is a good first step.

Where It Lives on the Tray

Give every hand tool a fixed spot. Then the team reaches for it without a search. So place this orthodontic hand instrument beside your scalers and directors, where small tools usually sit.

Rinse, Dry and Inspect the Tip

Rinse it soon after use, before debris dries. Next, dry it and look at the tip. Also set aside any tool with a bent or chipped end. Simple care keeps it working for many cycles.

Steel and Order Terms for This Tool

It follows our own spec, and someone in the United States checks it by hand. The steel is stainless and answers to ASTM F899. If a factory fault turns up, three years against manufacturing defects is the protection you hold. It ships non-sterile, and each cleaning and sterilization cycle readies it for reuse. For a defined tool, see our orthodontic ligature directors. Browse the full orthodontic list or read our answers to common questions.

Only for professional use. Visit our care section and shipping section too.