Do You Know What Dental Surgical Aids Are?

In oral treatment, the selection and use of Dental Surgical Aids are crucial. Exploring the wonderful world of oral treatment is inseparable from Dental Surgical Aids! So what are Dental Surgical Aids?

Lighting equipment: ensure a clear surgical field of view and assist doctors in precise operations.

Mouth mirror: used for lighting and observing the inside of the mouth to help doctors make accurate diagnoses.

Tweezers: used to clamp tissues, sutures, etc., to assist doctors in completing operations.

Probes and fast machines: pointed and blunt designs meet different needs to check tooth cavities, gingival bleeding, etc. High-speed mobile phones are used for drilling holes, cutting, and other delicate operations on teeth.

Slow straight and curved machines: used for intraoral and extraoral treatment, cleaning and polishing, filling and removing decay, etc. Elevation mobile phones are mainly used for tooth extraction to reduce stimulation to the gums. Such as grinding retainers and removable teeth.

Tooth extraction forceps: specially used for tooth extraction, reducing operation time and patient discomfort.

Tooth cleaner: removes oral calculus through high-frequency vibration, reducing the stimulation of calculus on the gums.

Syringe: provides convenience for local anesthesia of the oral cavity, reduces the pain of patients, and makes the treatment process more comfortable.

Forming sheet clamp: fixes the forming sheet, used for filling the face hole and restoring tooth contact.

Three-purpose spray gun head: the water-gas separation design can easily remove dirt and residues between teeth, lay a good foundation for subsequent treatment, and keep the mouth clean.

Root measuring hook: used with the root measuring instrument to assist doctors in root canal treatment.

Lip feeding scissors: can cut tissues, sutures, etc., to keep the surgical area clean.

Needle device: used to separate, clamp tissues or blood vessels to stop bleeding, and assist in suturing.

Scissors and hemostatic forceps: used to shorten tissues, separate temporary crowns or tissues, clamp gauze and thread ends or blood vessels to stop bleeding, and assist in suturing. Play a key role in surgery, ensuring accurate operation.

Periodontal probe and periosteal separator: measure the depth and shape of periodontal pockets, separate the periosteum, and provide strong support for periodontal treatment.

Dental Surgical Aids have their own characteristics and together constitute a powerful arsenal of oral treatment. Mastering their use, understanding their purpose and operation methods will help you become a leader in the field of oral treatment!