SKU:
611-621XSI 
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5902€
Price VAT included (21%) 71,41 €List price: 73,77 €
-20%
5902€
Price VAT included (21%) 71,41 €List price: 73,77 €
Round triple angulation excavator by LM
- Suitable for cariology and periodontics and surgery.
- Round operative part.
- Sharp and curved tip.
- Shank of the blade with triple angle to achieve a back-action effect.
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You have 15 days for free return.Round triple angulation excavator by LM
- Suitable for cariology and periodontics and surgery.
- Round operative part.
- Sharp and curved tip.
- Shank of the blade with triple angle to achieve a back-action effect.
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SKU 611-621XSI
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Mfr. ref. 631-641XSI
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Description
ROUND EXCAVATOR BY LM
Triple angulation excavator with silicone handle providing good grip.
Indications:
- Cariology: very effective for removing carious softened dentin and for the preparation of the cavity, reducing tissue loss by eroding the enamel.
- Periodontics: to remove the plaque from areas which are difficult to access, such as the lingual surfaces of the anterior lower teeth as well as purify concave surfaces such as radical grooves and forks surfaces.
- Surgery: for the removal of granulation tissue, for example in apical resections, operations with flaps or extractions.
Features:
- Operative round part and sharp and curved tip.
- The angles of the cane facilitate work on distal and lingual buccal surfaces difficult to access.
- Shank of the blade with triple angle to achieve a back-action effect.
Product Information:
- Manufacturer: LM
- Manufacturer Reference: 611/621XSi
- Contents: 1 unit.
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