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To registration / loginThe high quality is reflected in the careful workmanship. The surfaces are finely polished and all edges are gently rounded, so the instrument feels comfortable in the hand.
The hollow handles are balanced light. The larger diameter and in particular the grip recesses, allow relaxed access and work. Satin finished surfaces, as an alternative to the finely polished handles, prevent disturbing glares and give the handle a noble finish. The stainless steel is corrosion resistant according to our experience of more than 60 years. It complies with the ISO 7153-1 standard (Surgical Instruments - Metallic Materials).
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In this section, you will find answers to frequently asked questions about our dental instruments, as well as information on the materials, manufacturing, properties, and applications of our products.
The abbreviations SS and CS refer to the thread types of mouth mirrors and their compatibility with handles:
SS (Simple Stem)
Used in Europe and other regions
CS (Cone Socket)
Conical thread (Cone Socket).
Especially common in the USA, Canada, South Korea, and Spain.
The main difference between FS (Front Surface) and RS (Rear Surface) lies in the position of the reflective coating and the resulting image quality:
1. FS (Front Surface) mouth mirror
2. RS (Rear Surface) mouth mirror
