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A Rongeur is a surgical dental instrument with a sharp edge scoop shaped tip. Rongeur is used for gouging out bone fragments and soft tissue. Most commonly used in neurosurgery, pediatric surgery, maxillofacial surgery and orthopedic surgeries. A Rongeur can also be used in cadaver dissection lab to break through ribs when removing the anterior chest wall.The Rongeurs are heavy duty pliers like instruments in a variety of shapes sizes and types. Depending on procedure needs a Doctor may choose o …

Blumenthal Bone Rongeurs are specialized surgical, dental instruments used in a clinic setup. These instruments are commonly used to remove the spinous process and boney prominent. The pituitary rongeur is primarily used to remove the bone bit by bit, which helps surgeons prevent damage to nerves and blood vessels.Forged from premium grade, 100% stainless steel with a satin finish that prevents glare. Rongeurs have a variety of angled beaks, shapes and come in different lengths. Th …

A Needle Holder is a surgical instrument used by Doctors and Surgeons to hold a suturing needle for closing wounds during surgical procedures. A Needle Holder is similar to a Hemostat Forceps. It comes in several shapes, sizes and straight or curved jaws. Most Needle Holder types have a ratchet lock to hold its position. Needle Holders have short or long jaws with serration (texture) or smooth (non serrated).  Most common Needle Holder Types are listed below; Shop Needle Holder …

Surgical123.com: Your Trusted Dental Tools Supplier At Surgical123.com, we carry a comprehensive selection of high-quality dental instruments. From ligature cutters and mouth mirrors to root elevators and extraction forceps, we offer both individual dental supplies suitable for specific procedures and multi-piece instrument sets sold in bulk to meet all your office's needs at a more affordable price. We also provide a wide range of dental supplies from MedixPlus, Miltex and Excel …

The dental industry in the United States stands at approximately $139 billion as of 2021. Dental technology has made spectacular advancements in short spans of time, but the need for dentistry will never diminish. Dental pliers remain a staple of every dentist's office, regardless of advancements in technology. And as more older adults and low-income individuals are able to visit dentists, those pliers will be getting more use than ever. But what standards surround picki …