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FS (Front Surface) means the reflective layer is on the front side, resulting in a very sharp image.
With Rear Surface (RS) mouth mirrors, the coating is on the back of the glass.
HAHNENKRATT mouth mirrors are manufactured with high-quality mirror coatings and precision components.
Front surface mirrors (FS) prevent double images and provide a clear, distortion-free view.
Depending on the model, different coating technologies are used to optimize brightness, contrast, and durability.
This results in reliable optical quality for precise work in everyday dental practice.
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
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.
Yes. HAHNENKRATT instruments can be designed for standard clinical reprocessing procedures.
Detailed instructions for reprocessing can be found in the relevant EN ISO 17664-1 manufacturer information for reprocessing and instructions for use in our service section.
