Explorer Dental Instrument

Explorer Dental Instrument is a sharp, pointed used by dentists to examine teeth for decay, cracks, and irregularities. They help in detecting caries (cavities), assessing the smoothness of restorations, and identifying plaque or calculus deposits. These instruments typically have thin, curved tips to reach tight areas in the mouth.

Common types of dental explorers include:

1. Shepherd’s Hook (No. 23): Commonly used to check for cavities.

2. Orban Explorer: Ideal for subgingival areas and anterior teeth.

3. Pigtail Explorer: Useful for detecting calculus in posterior teeth.

4. Straight Explorer: Used for general purposes and flat surfaces.

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Contra Angle Handpiece Uses

A contra-angle handpiece is a dental instrument widely used in various dental procedures due to its ergonomic design and ability to access hard-to-reach areas in the oral cavity. It is attached to a dental motor and operates with a rotational motion, either in high or low speeds.

 Common Uses of a Contra-Angle Handpiece: 

1. Restorative Procedures: Used for cavity preparation by removing decayed or damaged tooth structure. Aids in finishing and polishing dental restorations like fillings and crowns. 

2. Prosthodontics: Polishing and shaping crowns, bridges, dentures, and other prosthetics. Used for trimming and refining prosthetic components.

 3. Endodontics (Root Canal Treatment): Drives endodontic files for cleaning and shaping the root canal system.

 4. Orthodontics: Removes adhesive or cement after debonding brackets. Smooths the surfaces of teeth post-treatment.

 5. Hygiene Procedures: Used with prophylaxis cups or brushes for scaling and polishing teeth during cleanings. Removes stains and plaque buildup.

 6. Oral Surgery: Aids in precise cutting, trimming, or contouring of bone or soft tissue. Assists in removing or reshaping tooth structure. 

7. Implantology: Plays a role in implant placement by preparing bone or securing implant components. 

Types of Contra-Angle Handpieces:

•  Low-Speed: Typically used for polishing, finishing, or minor trimming tasks.
•  High-Speed: Ideal for cutting, shaping, or more invasive procedures. 

Advantages:

•  Ergonomic Design: The angled head allows easy access to posterior and tight spaces in the oral cavity.
•  Precision: Provides control and stability, ensuring accurate procedures.
•  Versatility: Compatible with various burs, polishing cups, and attachments.

There are so many specific types or brands of contra-angle handpieces. Some of them are as follows: 

• AppleDental Contra Angle Handpiece
• Being Contra Angle Handpiece
• NSK Contra Angle Handpiece 

EVE Universal RA 101 Set

The EVE Universal RA 101 Set is a comprehensive polishing kit designed for dental professionals to smooth and finish a variety of dental materials, including amalgam, feldspar ceramics, gold, and composites. 

Key Features:

• Versatility: Suitable for smoothing all dental materials.

• Adaptable Design: Soft silicone bonding that conforms to the surface being processed.

• Abrasive Composition: Contains silicon carbide for effective material removal.

Set Contents:

The Set  includes eight polishers with coarse grit, each designed for specific applications:

W11: Small point (3 × 7.5 mm)

W1: Point (5.5 × 15 mm)

W2: Point (4.5 × 12 mm)

W2B: Flame (5 × 10 mm)

W5: Lens (10 × 2 mm)

W7: Wheel (10 × 3 mm)

W8: Chalice (10 × 6 mm)

W9: Flame (5 × 12 mm)

These polishers are designed for use with a contra-angle handpiece, operating optimally between 7,000 to 10,000 RPM, with a maximum of 20,000 RPM. 

The variety of shapes and sizes in the set ensures comfortable use and provides easy access to hard-to-reach areas in the oral cavity, allowing dental professionals to achieve a natural-looking finish on restorations efficiently. 

In summary, the EVE Universal RA 101 Set offers a versatile and efficient solution for polishing a wide range of dental materials, making it a valuable addition to any dental practice.