Upper Root Anterior Extraction Forceps

Product Description:

The Upper Root Anterior Extraction Forceps is a dental instrument specifically designed to extract root fragments or teeth from the upper anterior region of the jaw.

Features:

1. Design:

Narrow, beak-shaped tips to fit around the root structure precisely.

Curved handles for better control and access to anterior teeth.

2. Material: Usually made of high-grade stainless steel for durability and sterilization.

3. Usage:

Used for extracting incisors and canines in the upper jaw.

Ideal for cases where the tooth crown is missing or fractured, leaving only the root.

Key Points for Use:

• Always ensure proper anesthesia before extraction.

• Grip the root firmly but gently to avoid fracturing the surrounding bone.

• Use controlled force and follow the curvature of the root.

ICPA RA Fluoride Thermoseal ToothPaste

Weight: 50g

ICPA RA Fluoride Thermoseal Toothpaste is a specialized dental product designed for people with sensitive teeth. Here's some information about it:

Key Features:

1. Potassium Nitrate: Helps reduce tooth sensitivity by calming the nerves inside the teeth.

2. Sodium Monofluorophosphate (Fluoride): Strengthens tooth enamel and protects against cavities.

3. Desensitizing Properties: Provides relief from sensitivity caused by hot, cold, sweet, or acidic foods and drinks.

4. Gentle Formula: Designed for daily use to maintain oral hygiene without irritating sensitive teeth.

Usage Instructions:

• Brush your teeth twice a day or as recommended by your dentist.

• Use a soft-bristled toothbrush for the best results.

• Avoid rinsing your mouth immediately after brushing to allow the toothpaste to act effectively.

Availability:

You can find it at pharmacies or online retailers. Let me know if you'd like me to check specific stores or pricing in your area.

 

Biner LC Light Curing Type Cavity Liner

Biner LC is a light-curing cavity liner that is commonly used in dentistry. It is designed to protect the dental pulp and provide a barrier under restorative materials such as composites or amalgam. Here's a quick overview of its properties and applications:

Features:

1. Light-Curing: Requires curing with a dental curing light, ensuring quick setting and ease of use.

2. Fluoride Release: Many light-cured cavity liners release fluoride, which helps prevent secondary caries.

3. Biocompatible: Gentle on the dental pulp and suitable for use in deep cavities.

4. Adhesion: Forms a strong bond to dentin and provides an excellent surface for subsequent restorations.

5. Radiopacity: Visible in X-rays, making it easy to evaluate after placement.

Applications:

• Used as a protective liner in deep cavities to prevent pulp irritation.

• Applied as a thin layer beneath restorative materials.

• Helps reduce sensitivity and protects the tooth from thermal or chemical insults.

Instructions for Use:

1. Preparation: Ensure the cavity is clean and dry before applying the liner.

2. Application: Apply a thin layer of Biner LC to the cavity floor or walls using a brush or applicator.

3. Curing: Use a dental curing light to polymerize the liner according to the manufacturer's instructions (typically 20–40 seconds).

4. Restoration: Proceed with placing the restorative material over the cured liner.

If you are looking for a specific product, ensure to follow the manufacturer's guidelines for optimal results. Let me know if you need further details!