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Lip & cheek retractors
Single-use.
Holds the lips and cheeks clear during restorative work, photography and whitening.
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What we supply
Consumables a general practice gets through week to week.
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- 5 clinical categories
- Free samples, no order attached
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Isolation & retraction
01Lip & cheek retractors
Isolation & retraction
02Cotton rolls (sizes 1 and 2)
Suction & air-water
03Saliva ejectors
Suction & air-water
04HVE suction tips
Suction & air-water
053-in-1 syringe tips
Barriers & surface protection
06Tray liners
Barriers & surface protection
07Barrier film
Barriers & surface protection
08Patient bibs
Infection control
09Sterilisation pouches
Infection control
10Type IIR masks
Infection control
11Nitrile examination gloves
Chairside accessories
12Microbrushes
Chairside accessories
13Articulating paper
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Isolation & retraction
02
Cotton rolls (sizes 1 and 2)
Standard sizes, high-absorbency.
Moisture control and soft-tissue isolation during restorative procedures.
02
Suction & air-water
03
Saliva ejectors
Bag of 100
Low-volume aspiration, seated in the vestibule for continuous fluid removal.
04
HVE suction tips
High-volume evacuation.
High-volume evacuation during aerosol-generating procedures.
Bag of 100
03
Barriers & surface protection
06
Tray liners
Blue, 55 gsm.
Lines the bracket table or tray between patients.
Box of 250 · 275 × 175 mm
07
Barrier film
Roll of 1,200 · 100 × 150 mm
Covers switches, handles and light grips that cannot easily be wiped down between patients.
04
Infection control
09
Sterilisation pouches
Box of 200 · 135 × 260 mm
Holds instruments through the autoclave cycle and keeps them wrapped until the point of use.
05
Chairside accessories
12
Microbrushes
Tube of 100
Applies bonding agents, etchants and haemostatic solutions in small volumes.
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Articulating paper
Straight.
Marks occlusal contacts when checking and adjusting a restoration.
Book of 180
Representative product imagery. Final supplied packaging may differ.
Free samples
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Samples of anything we list, free, with no order attached.
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