Jenin Plus Conservative Kit – 20 Pcs Set

Ergonomic Design: Light in Weight
Easy to Grip: Less Stress on Fingers
Material: Made up of Stainless Steel helps in retaining their shape
Tip: Sharp Working ends
Rust Free: Corrosion Resistant
Disinfection: Autoclavable

Set of 20 conservative instruments that are ideal to be used for various purposes like examination, restoration, manipulation of tissues, removing teeth and operating other surrounded oral regions.
The Dental Instruments are made using advanced technology and keeping in mind the safety and preciseness of the various dental treatments.
Dental Instruments we manufacture is made available in different sizes to suit the precise requirements of the clients.

Instrument Name: Conservative Instrument Kit
Type: Dental Filling Instrument
Category: Conservative
Material: Stainless Steel
Disposable / Reusable: Reusable
Sterile / Non-Sterile: Non – Sterile
Latex / Latex – free: Latex Free

Conservative Kit – Set of 20 Pcs
1) 1 x Mouth Mirror With Handle
2) 1 x London College Tweezers
3) 1 x Straight Probe
4) 1 x Williams Probe
5) 1 x Wax Spatula
6) 1 x Chisel 2mm & 2mm
7) 1 x Round Condenser
8) 1 x Plastic Filling
9) 1 x Ward Carver
10) 1 x Diamond Shape Carver
11) 1 x Double Ended Explorer
12) 1 x Ball Burnisher
13) 1 x Cement Spatula
14) 1 x Parallelogram Condenser
15) 1 x Hollenbeck Carver
16) 1 x GMT # 28
17) 1 x GMT # 29
18) 1 x Enamel Hatchet
19) 1 x Spoon Excavator
20) 1 x WHO Probe

MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS:
Must clean after every use with warm water to remove blood, tissues, and mucus from the instruments
Ultrasonic cleaning is recommended for all the instruments specially articulated instruments such as forceps, rongeurs, etc
Use only standard and reputed brands of disinfectant solutions.
STERILIZATION:
We recommend that the temperature does not exceed 120C.
Dry heat sterilization sees that the temperature does not exceed 180C and there should be no long exposure as this would cause discoloration, and loss of temper, and this in turn would disturb the hardening of the instrument.
Do not use substandard chemicals or disinfectants as they can damage the instruments.
Avoid the use of unsuitable highly acidic chlorine-containing agents.
Use Demineralized water only.
Never rub an instrument with a metal brush at the time of cleaning.