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A dental conservation kit is a set of tools and materials used in dental procedures to restore and preserve the structure and function of teeth. These kits are essential in procedures such as cavity fillings, root canal treatments, and other restorative works.
Common Items in a Dental Conservation Kit:
1. Dental Handpieces: High-speed and low-speed handpieces for drilling and polishing.
2. Mirror and Probe: For inspection and probing.
3. Excavators: To remove decay from teeth.
4. Amalgam Carrier: For placing amalgam into the cavity.
5. Composite Instruments: For shaping and smoothing composite fillings.
6. Matrix Bands and Retainers: To create a temporary wall during restorations.
7. Curing Light: To harden light-sensitive composite materials.
8. Burs and Diamond Points: For drilling, shaping, and smoothing.
9. Etching Gel: To prepare tooth surfaces for bonding.
10. Bonding Agents: To ensure secure attachment of restorative materials.
11. Restorative Materials:
- Amalgam: Metal alloy for fillings.
- Composite Resin: Tooth-colored material for aesthetic restorations.
- Glass Ionomer Cement: For fillings and base/lining applications.
12. Cotton Rolls and Gauze: For moisture control.
13. Syringes and Needles: For administering anesthesia.
These kits vary depending on the type of procedure being performed. If you are looking to buy or learn more about dental conservation kits, let me know, and I can assist further!
