The Fox Plane (also known as the Fox Occlusal Plane) is a specialized dental instrument used primarily in prosthodontics to establish the correct occlusal plane during the fabrication of dentures. It serves as a visual guide to ensure that the wax rims or artificial teeth are aligned properly with facial anatomical landmarks.
Featuers
Material Options: Commonly available in high-quality, medical-grade plastic (PVC/Polycarbonate) or stainless steel/metal.
Sterilization: Most plastic versions are autoclavable up to 135°C, while stainless steel versions are highly durable for repeated sterilization.
Design: Features smooth finished edges to ensure patient comfort during intraoral placement.
Anatomical Alignment: Designed to help align the occlusal plane with the interpupillary line (anteriorly) and the Camper's line (posteriorly, from the ala of the nose to the tragus of the ear).
Portability: Extremely lightweight (typically around 12–15 grams), making it easy to handle for precise adjustments.
Specification
Denture Fabrication: Establishing the occlusal plane for complete dentures.
Vertical Dimension Establishment: Aiding in the determination of a patient's correct vertical dimension.
Clinical & Academic Use: Used by dental students for learning prosthodontic procedures and by clinicians in daily practice.
Laboratory Work: Utilized by lab technicians to verify the orientation of wax rims on dental casts.
The Jenin Chip Syringe Nozzle is a reusable dental instrument specifically designed for clinical use to maintain a clean workspace during dental procedures.
Featuers
Material: It is typically constructed from high-quality brass or stainless steel, ensuring durability and the ability to withstand clinical sterilization processes.
Mechanism: It works by delivering a controlled blast of air through a tube, often powered by a hand-operated rubber bulb.
Design: The nozzle is shaped to provide a precise, directed airflow to reach specific areas of the oral cavity.
Specification
Cavity Cleaning: It is used to blow away "chips" (debris), dust, and liquid from a cavity after drilling has been performed.
Surface Preparation: It helps dry and clean the tooth surface before the application of dental cements or filling materials to ensure better adhesion.
Visual Clarity: By clearing the treatment site, it provides the dentist with better visibility during intricate procedures.
Articulating paper is a diagnostic dental material used to identify and mark occlussal contact points—the areas where upper and lower teeth touch during biting or grinding. It is typically made of thin, flexible carbon paper or fiber-reinforced paper impregnated with dyes, hydrophilic waxes, and pharmaceutical oils to ensure precise marking even on moist surfaces.
Featuers
Progressive Color Transfer: High-coloring capacity allows the paper to mark contact points precisely based on biting pressure; heavier pressure creates darker marks.
Hydrophilic Properties: Specifically designed to work effectively on moist occlusal surfaces, ensuring clear markings even in the presence of saliva.
Thin & Flexible: Ranges from ultra-thin to detect subtle interferences without altering the patient's natural bite.
Tear Resistance: Often fiber-reinforced to withstand high biting forces without ripping during dynamic occlusion checks.
Material Compatibility: Effective for marking on natural teeth as well as dental restorations like polished metals, ceramics, and acrylics.
Specification
Occlusal Analysis: Identifying high-pressure points or "high spots" that cause discomfort or bite discrepancies.
Restorative Procedures: Adjusting the height of new crowns, bridges, or fillings to ensure they don't interfere with the patient's natural bite.
Prosthodontics: Balancing occlusion in dentures and other removable prosthetics.
Static and Dynamic Checks: Assessing contacts when the jaw is still (centric) and when it is moving (masticatory movements).
The Jenin Dappen Glass (also known as a Dappen Dish) is a small, dense vessel specifically designed for the precise mixing and handling of substances. It often features a dual-sided design with hollowed-out bowls on both ends—one side typically being larger than the other—to accommodate different material volumes.
Featuers
Durable Construction: Made from high-quality, heat-resistant glass that is durable and resistant to wear.
Stability: Features a thick and heavy base to ensure the dish remains stable on the workstation and to prevent accidental spills.
Non-Reactive Surface: The glass surface is non-porous and non-reactive, ensuring it does not interact with or contaminate dental medicaments.
High Clarity: The transparent glass allows dental professionals to clearly monitor the consistency and color of the mixed materials.
Reusable & Sterilizable: Designed to be easy to clean and is compatible with autoclave sterilization for multi-patient use.
Specification
Restorative Materials: Amalgam, composite resins, and temporary fillings.
Cements & Bonding Agents: Glass ionomer cements, etchants, and bonding adhesives.
Liquids & Powders: Acrylic liquids, monomers, and prophy pastes.
Medicaments: Various dental solutions and medicines.
The Jenin Glass Slab is a specialized laboratory tool commonly used in dental clinics, pharmacies, and educational settings for mixing materials on a smooth, stable surface.
Featuers
Material: Constructed from high-quality, durable, and chemically resistant glass.
Design: Typically features a rectangular shape with beveled edges for safety and ease of handling.
Dimensions: A standard size is approximately 6 x 3 inches.
Surface Finish: The glass is highly polished on all sides to provide a smooth, flat working platform.
Durability: Designed for high strength and resistance to cracks, ensuring longevity in clinical or lab environments.
Specification
Dental Mixing: Primarily used as a mixing slab for dental cements, impression materials, and composites in a clinical or lab setting.
Pharmacy Compounding: Serves as an ideal platform for compounding, weighing, and preparing medicinal samples with precision.
Scientific Experiments: Used in physics and biology labs for mixing chemicals or observing reactions on a transparent, heat-resistant surface.
Education: Utilized in school and college practicals to demonstrate optical principles like light refraction and dispersion.
The Jenin Disk Mandrill (often spelled "Mandrel") is a durable dental rotary instrument used to securely attach abrasive or polishing discs to a dental handpiece. It acts as a bridge between the handpiece motor and the polishing accessory, ensuring stable rotation for restorative finishing.
Featuers
Material: Constructed from high-quality stainless steel, making it rust-free, corrosion-resistant, and durable for repeated clinical use.
Sterilization: It is fully autoclavable and heat-sterilisable (typically up to 135°C), which is essential for maintaining hygiene standards in dental clinics.
Design: Features a straight handle or RA (Right Angle) shank system for compatibility with standard dental handpieces.
Attachment Mechanism: Often utilizes a screw-top or locking mechanism to provide a firm, secure grip on the discs, preventing slippage during high-speed rotation.
Specification
Polishing & Finishing: Used with abrasive discs to achieve a high-gloss, smooth surface on dental restorations like composite fillings, porcelain crowns, and veneers.
Contouring & Shaping: Assists in refining the margins and anatomical contours of restorative materials.
Material Compatibility: Suitable for working with a variety of materials including ceramics, acrylics, composites, and metals.
The Jenin Sandpaper Mandrel is a precision dental laboratory tool primarily used for sanding and finishing in restricted or intricate areas. It is a "split" or "slotted" mandrel made of durable materials like brass or stainless steel, designed to securely hold abrasive strips for high-speed dental handpiece applications.
Featuers
Split Mandrel Design: Features a unique slot at the top (0.6mm diameter and 16mm long) that allows for easy insertion and secure winding of sandpaper or polishing cloth.
Precision Shank: Designed with a standard 2.35mm (3/32") shank, making it compatible with most professional rotary tools and dental lab handpieces.
Tapered Build: The tapered head design facilitates access to tight spots, undercuts, and intricate areas of dental prosthetics.
High-Speed Performance: Engineered to operate smoothly at speeds up to 20,000 RPM, ensuring efficient material removal and finishing.
Material: Commonly manufactured from brass (often with a silver-coloured finish) or stainless steel for corrosion resistance and durability.
Specification
Dental Laboratory Finishing: Used for smoothing the interior surfaces of crowns, bridges, and custom abutments.
Removable Prosthetics: Ideal for adjusting the fit surfaces and smoothing acrylic denture bases.
Composite Restorations: Aids in the initial refinement and polishing of composite surfaces.
Intricate Sanding: Indicated for any dental or lab procedure requiring precise sanding in hard-to-reach undercuts.
The Jenin Blow Torch is a specialized dental laboratory instrument designed for precision tasks requiring a controlled flame, such as heating wax or acrylics. Primarily used in prosthodontics, it operates as a "torch-style" alcohol burner that intensifies its flame through manual air delivery.
Featuers
Flame Control: Produces a steady, concentrated "needle-point" or "pin" flame that is highly manageable.
Manual Air Delivery: Features a flexible plastic squeeze container; squeezing the bottle delivers blown air onto the flame to create more intense heat.
Compact & Lightweight: Designed for easy handling and portability during delicate laboratory work.
Refillable Design: The unit can be refilled by unscrewing the cap and adding fuel.
Materials: Typically constructed from durable plastic for the body and may include a metal lid for safety and extinguishing the flame.
Specification
Wax Patterns: Ideal for softening, finishing, and smoothing wax patterns.
Denture Fabrication: Used in the creation of denture rims and denture "wax ups".
Orthodontic Appliances: Suitable for soldering delicate orthodontic components.
Material Manipulation: General heating and manipulation of acrylics and metals used in prosthodontics.
Minor Casting: Can be used for minor casting work that requires a precise, directable flame.
The Jenin Dental Bowl is a professional-grade clinical tool primarily used for the manual preparation of various dental materials. Manufactured from high-quality, flexible rubber or silicone, these bowls are designed for the rigorous, daily demands of dental practices and laboratories.
Featuers
Durable & Flexible Construction: Made from medical-grade rubber or silicone that allows for efficient spatulation and easy retrieval of mixed materials.
Non-Slip Base: Specifically designed with a stable base to prevent movement or tipping during the mixing process.
Easy Maintenance: Features a smooth interior surface that is easy to clean and resistant to chemical corrosion from dental materials.
Sterilization Compatibility: These bowls are generally autoclavable (often up to 135°C) to adhere to strict infection control protocols.
Multiple Sizes: Available in various sizes, typically categorised as Small, Medium, and Large, to handle different volumes of material.
Specification
Impression Materials: Ideal for preparing alginate or silicone compounds.
Gypsum Products: Used for blending dental stone, plaster of Paris, or die stone for casts.
Cements & Pastes: Suitable for mixing dental cements (e.g., zinc phosphate) for crowns and bridges.
Laboratory Work: Frequently used in dental labs for waxing, modelling, or sculpting procedures.
The Jenin Cotton Holder is a precision dental tool typically crafted from high-quality stainless steel. It is designed to keep cotton rolls firmly in place, ensuring they are protected from environmental contaminants like spray and dust while remaining within easy reach for the clinician.
Featuers
Material: Made of durable, corrosion-resistant stainless steel.
Hygienic Storage: Protects cotton from contamination by keeping it in a dedicated, often closed, environment.
Clinical Grade: Sturdy and crack-resistant for long-term use in busy practices.
Ergonomic Design: Lightweight construction ensures easy handling and optimal placement during delicate procedures.
Specification
Moisture Control: Used to hold cotton in place to absorb saliva or blood, keeping the oral cavity dry.
Isolation: Essential for maintaining an isolated treatment area during procedures involving teeth and gums.
Hygienic Dispensing: Facilitates the clean retrieval of cotton rolls without contaminating the entire batch.
Versatile Clinical Use: Suitable for dental operating rooms, medical labs, and general hospital settings.
Spirit lamps consist of a reservoir that holds liquid fuel, typically methylated spirit, ethanol, or methanol. A wick draws the liquid up to the top, where it is ignited to produce a clean, residue-free, and relatively low-temperature open flame (compared to gas-based burners).
Featuers
Material: Bodies are commonly made of stainless steel (for durability and corrosion resistance), glass (for easy fuel monitoring), or aluminium.
Wick System: Often features an adjustable wick to control flame height and heat intensity.
Extinguisher Cap: Includes a tightly fitted snuffer cap to safely put out the flame and prevent fuel evaporation when not in use.
Stability: Designed with a broad, stable base to prevent accidental tipping during use.
Capacity: Common volumes include 60ml, 100ml, and 125ml, though larger 250ml variants are available.
Specification
Sterilization: Used for flame-sterilizing small tools like inoculation loops, spatulas, and surgical instruments.
Gentle Heating: Warming small test tubes, evaporating solvents, or heating solutions.
Flame Tests: Ideal for identifying chemical substances based on the colour they produce in a clean flame.
Dental/Clinical Work: Used for heating surgical wax and maintaining instrument temperatures in clinical procedures.
Academic Labs: Standard for school and college demonstrations where a gas supply (Bunsen burner) is unavailable or unnecessary.
A kidney tray, often called an emesis basin, is a shallow, kidney-shaped container used primarily in medical and surgical settings to collect bodily fluids, hold instruments, and manage medical waste.
Featuers
Ergonomic Kidney Shape: The curved design allows the tray to fit closely against a patient’s body, such as under the chin or at the side, to prevent spills.
High-Quality Materials: Most commonly made from premium stainless steel for durability and rust resistance, or medical-grade plastic (polypropylene) for a lightweight, cost-effective alternative.
Hygienic Design: Features a seamless, joint-free surface to prevent bacterial growth and a smooth, polished finish for easy cleaning.
Safety Lip: A raised edge or "lip" helps contain liquids and prevents small instruments or supplies from falling out.
Sterilization Compatibility: Most stainless steel and polypropylene trays are fully autoclavable, meaning they can withstand high-temperature sterilization for reuse.
Specification
Waste Collection: Catching bodily fluids such as blood, saliva, or vomit (emesis).
Instrument Management: Holding sterile surgical tools, syringes, or needles during a procedure.
Wound Care: Collecting runoff during wound irrigation or holding soiled dressings.
Dental Procedures: Used to catch saliva and rinse water during dental examinations.
Organizing Supplies: Temporary storage for medications, gauze, or bandages before application.
The JENIN Dental Lecron Carver is a specialized precision instrument designed primarily for carving and shaping wax patterns in dental clinics and laboratories.
Featuers
High-Quality Material: Constructed from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, ensuring durability and suitability for daily clinical use.
Blunt-Tip Blade: Features a blunt edge specifically designed for accurate shaping and controlled wax removal without cutting through the material.
Ergonomic Grip: Designed for stability and comfort to minimize hand fatigue during lengthy procedures.
Heat Compatibility: Can be gently heated to soften wax, allowing for smoother manipulation and finer contouring.
Maintenance: Fully autoclavable and easy to clean, maintaining high hygiene standards.
Double-Ended Design: Often features two different working ends (such as a spoon-shaped end and a knife-edge end) for enhanced versatility.
Specification
Wax Patterning: Crafting detailed wax patterns for crowns, bridges, and dentures.
Prosthetic Design: Shaping and adjusting wax materials during the design of fixed or removable prosthodontics.
Multi-Material Use: While primarily for wax, it is also suitable for manipulating composites, porcelain, or temporary materials.
Fine Detailing: Used for intricate sculpting and making minor adjustments to achieve custom-fit restorations.
The spatula features a thin, flat, and flexible blade with a slight curve, specifically engineered for folding and blending materials on a glass slab or parchment mixing pad. It typically has a rounded or octagonal handle designed for clinical durability and ease of sterilization.
Featuers
High-Grade Stainless Steel: Constructed from corrosion-resistant, surgical-grade stainless steel to ensure longevity and repeated use.
Flexible Blade: The thin blade allows for high pressure during mixing to achieve a homogeneous, low-viscosity consistency.
Ergonomic Handle: Features a textured or ribbed surface for a secure, non-slip grip, reducing hand fatigue during procedures.
Fully Autoclavable: Compatible with standard clinical sterilization protocols (up to 135°C) to maintain hygiene.
Double-Ended Options: Available in double-ended designs to provide versatile mixing and application surfaces in one tool.
Specification
Material Mixing: Blending powder and liquid components for dental cements like Zinc Phosphate, Glass Ionomer, and Zinc Oxide-Eugenol (ZOE).
Restorative Procedures: Applying base or liner layers to cavity floors and building up intermediate restorations.
Prosthodontics: Loading and spreading luting agents into crowns, bridges, veneers, and inlays before cementation.
Endodontics: Mixing temporary sealing materials for access cavities or root canal sealers.
The Jenin wax knife is a precision tool crafted for both laboratory and clinical dental settings. It is typically a double-ended instrument consisting of a sharp carving blade on one end and a rounded spatula on the other. The tool is designed to provide high precision and flexibility during clinical procedures.
Featuers
Material: Made from high-quality, medical-grade stainless steel for durability and long-term use.
Design: Features an ergonomic handle to ensure a secure grip and reduce hand fatigue during extended carving sessions.
Maintenance: Fully autoclavable (typically up to 135°C), making it reusable and easy to sterilize.
Corrosion Resistance: Highly resistant to corrosion and chemicals, maintaining its finish even with frequent use.
Heat Compatibility: Designed to be gently heated to soften wax for smoother manipulation and contouring.
Specification
Prosthetic Fabrication: Used to craft and adjust wax patterns for crowns, bridges, and partial or full dentures.
Anatomical Detailing: The sharp blade end allows for meticulous carving of anatomical features like occlusal planes and grooves.
Material Mixing: The rounded spatula end is frequently used for mixing laboratory materials or softening baseplate wax.
Trial Adjustments: Used in the dental office for minor adjustments to wax patterns and teeth setups during the trial stage of denture fabrication.
Clinical Stabilization: Occasionally used in the stabilization of injured teeth or the treatment of jaw fractures.
The Jenin Plaster Knife is a handheld instrument characterized by a sharp, strong blade typically crafted from high-quality stainless steel. It is engineered to provide precise control when working with dental plaster or stone, ensuring clean edges and detailed finishes.
Featuers
High-Quality Blade: Made from stainless steel for durability, corrosion resistance, and long-lasting sharpness.
Ergonomic Design: Features a handle—often straight or flat—designed to provide a secure, non-slip grip and reduce hand fatigue during extended clinical use.
Sterilizable: The materials are compatible with manual cleaning or standard sterilization methods like autoclaving for reuse.
Precision Edge: The fine edge of the blade allows for accurate shaping, trimming, and intricate detailing of plaster surfaces.
Specification
Dental Impressions and Models: Trimming excess dental plaster or stone from impressions to ensure an accurate representation of oral structures.
Prosthodontics: Shaping models for the fabrication of crowns, bridges, and dentures to ensure a perfect fit.
Orthodontics: Modifying dental models for constructing appliances like retainers or aligners.
Medical/Orthopedic Use: Trimming and shaping plaster casts used to immobilize fractured bones.
Laboratory Applications: Spreading, smoothing, and mixing materials in a laboratory setting.
This instrument is a heavy-duty, heat-resistant tool primarily used for the precise handling, softening, and contouring of dental materials like wax or impression compounds on a hot plate. It typically features a round or flat stainless steel blade to ensure smooth contact and uniform heat distribution.
Featuers
Heat Resistance: Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel that remains stable under high temperatures without warping or bending.
Ergonomic Design: Often features a handle (sometimes wooden or textured) designed to reduce hand fatigue and provide a secure, non-slip grip during extended lab procedures.
Balanced Construction: A perfectly balanced shape that allows for improved control and accuracy during delicate carving or mixing tasks.
Durability: Resistant to corrosion and professional-grade wear, making it suitable for both dental students and professional laboratories.
Specification
Dental Laboratory Work: Softening and shaping wax bite rims or occlusal planes.
Prosthodontics: Handling and contouring baseplate wax for denture fabrication.
Orthodontics: Precise material manipulation during the creation of various appliances.
Mixing Compounds: Efficiently blending dental compounds or luting agents in heated environments.
The Jenin Plastic Alginate Spatula is a specialized dental instrument manufactured in India by Jenco Industries, primarily used for the manual mixing of impression materials and dental cements.
Featuers
Material: Constructed from high-quality, medical-grade plastic (typically polypropylene) to ensure hygiene and durability.
Design: Features a flexible yet sturdy blade designed for efficient mixing without sticking to the mixing bowl.
Handle: Ergonomic, long straight handles designed to fit finger shapes for a comfortable and secure grip.
Non-Reactive: Unlike stainless steel alternatives, the plastic material does not react with dental compounds, preventing potential contamination or setting issues during clinical procedures.
Specification
Material Mixing: Ideal for mixing alginate, dental plaster, and impression materials.
Dental Cements: Used to blend glass ionomer cements (GIC) and other viscous restorative materials.
Laboratory Tasks: Suitable for dental waxing, modeling, carving, and blending ceramic powders of different shades.
The Jenin Economic Wax Spatula (often branded as Jenin or Jenin Plus) is a stainless steel dental instrument designed for clinical and laboratory use. It is primarily used for the precise manipulation of dental wax during prosthetic and restorative procedures.
Featuers
Material: High-quality stainless steel construction, making it durable and resistant to corrosion.
Design: Features a round shape and is typically a reusable instrument.
Sterilization: It is autoclavable and fully compatible with standard clinical sterilization procedures.
Handle: Often includes an ergonomic grip with a textured or ribbed surface to ensure better control during use.
Versatility: Designed to be heated for softening and fashioning wax patterns without damaging the instrument.
Specification
Wax Carving: Shaping and carving dental wax patterns for crowns, bridges, or dentures.
Mixing Materials: Handling and mixing dental waxes or other semi-solid materials in a laboratory setting.
Prosthodontics: Used during denture fabrication for carving and "festooning" (shaping the wax to look like gums).
Restorative Procedures: Useful for detailed shaping where precision and heat retention are necessary.
The Jenin Edentulous Perforated Impression Tray is a specialized dental instrument designed to capture accurate impressions of the full upper or lower arch in patients without teeth. These trays are primarily used for the fabrication of complete dentures and other prosthodontic applications.
Featuers
Anatomical Design: Specially shaped to conform to the contours of edentulous (toothless) arches, ensuring a precise capture of the oral anatomy.
Perforated Structure: Features a series of holes that allow excess impression material to flow through, creating a mechanical "lock" that improves retention and reduces the risk of material distortion.
Material Construction:
Medical Grade Stainless Steel: Offers high rigidity, dimensional stability, and resistance to buckling or cracks.
Rigid Plastic (JENIN Plus line): Provides lightweight handling while maintaining structural integrity during procedures.
Patient Comfort: Designed with smooth, rounded edges and contoured shapes to prevent injury to oral tissues and minimize patient irritation.
Reusability: Both stainless steel and rigid plastic versions are autoclavable and reusable, supporting hygienic and cost-effective clinical use.
Specification
Complete Dentures: Primary use is recording impressions for the fabrication of complete dentures.
Oral Tissue Recording: Used to take negative imprints of hard and soft tissues to form positive casts or models.
Preliminary Impressions: Suitable for initial dental bite registration and mouth impressions.
Packaging
1 Pcs
The Jenin Edentulous Non-Perforated Impression Tray is a reusable dental tool specifically designed for capturing accurate impressions of toothless (edentulous) arches. These trays provide the necessary support to carry and control impression materials while recording the soft tissue structures of the mouth, such as the alveolar ridges and palate.
Featuers
Non-Perforated Surface: These trays feature a smooth, solid surface without holes, which is particularly effective for containing light-bodied or mucostatic impression materials.
Material: Typically constructed from high-quality medical-grade stainless steel or durable, rigid plastic, ensuring resistance to deformation and rust.
Anatomical Design: They are contoured specifically for edentulous patients, often featuring larger flanges and smooth, rounded edges to minimize patient irritation and capture detailed anatomical landmarks.
Autoclavable: Designed for repeated clinical use, these trays are fully autoclavable, supporting high standards of sterilization and hygiene.
Ergonomic Handle: Most models include a handle for a secure grip, allowing for precise control and easy insertion or removal during the procedure.
Specification
Complete Denture Fabrication: Primary use is for taking impressions to create full dentures for patients with no remaining teeth.
Prosthodontic Work: Useful for various prosthetic procedures requiring a negative imprint of hard and soft oral tissues.
Material Compatibility: Best suited for materials that benefit from contained pressure, such as alginates, zinc oxide eugenol, or single-phase impression materials.
Packaging
1 Pcs
Jenin Dentulous Perforated Impression Trays are professional dental instruments designed for capturing precise full-arch impressions of dentulous (tooth-bearing) upper and lower jaws. Available in both high-quality stainless steel and rigid plastic versions, these trays are widely used for restorative and orthodontic procedures.
Featuers
Perforated Design: The tray features numerous small holes that allow excess impression material to flow through, creating mechanical retention and minimizing internal pressure to prevent distortion.
Rim Lock Integration: Some models include a rim lock feature to further secure the impression material to the tray during removal from the mouth.
Anatomical Shape: Specifically contoured to match the oral anatomy of the upper and lower arches, ensuring detailed capture of teeth and gingival margins.
High-Quality Materials:
Stainless Steel: Medical-grade, corrosion-resistant, and fully autoclavable for repeated use.
Rigid Plastic: Provides excellent dimensional stability and resistance to deformation during the impression process.
Patient Comfort: Designed with smooth, rounded edges to reduce soft tissue irritation and enhance the patient's experience.
Specification
Prosthodontics: Taking impressions for crowns, bridges, and partial dentures.
Orthodontics: Capturing accurate records for diagnostic models and appliance fabrication.
Restorative Dentistry: General tooth-borne impressions where high detail reproduction is required.
Packaging
1 Pcs
The JENIN Premium Chisel is designed for controlled bone modification, facilitating the creation of optimal conditions for dental implant placement. It features a precision-ground blade that allows for accurate contouring and shaping.
Featuers
Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel: Manufactured from high-quality medical-grade stainless steel to ensure long-term durability and resistance to rust and corrosion.
Precision-Ground Edges: Sharp, well-defined edges specifically designed for effective bone contouring and removal.
Lightweight Design: Ergonomically crafted to provide ease of handling and reduce hand fatigue during extended surgical procedures.
Passivated Finish: Includes an enhanced surface treatment that maintains the integrity of the instrument and further increases its resistance to corrosion.
Specification
Bone Removal: Removing excess or fragmented bone.
Shaping & Contouring: Reshaping alveolar bone or preparing bone surfaces for grafting and reconstruction.
Implant Preparation: Creating necessary space and optimal surface conditions for implant hardware.
The JENIN Ball Burnisher features a highly polished, rounded working end that allows clinicians to refine margins and surface textures. It is crafted from high-grade stainless steel to ensure durability and resistance to corrosion during clinical use.
Featuers
Stainless Steel Construction: Provides long-lasting performance and high corrosion resistance.
Double-Ended Design: Typically features two working ends with spherical ball tips for versatile application in various tooth surfaces.
Ergonomic Handle: Designed with a large handle to provide a steady, comfortable grip and precise control during procedures.
Heat Sterilizable: Fully autoclavable and can withstand heat sterilization up to 135°C.
Smooth Finish: The polished working ends prevent scratching or distorting restorative surfaces.
Specification
Contouring & Smoothing: Shaping restorative materials like composite and amalgam to achieve natural tooth anatomy.
Polishing: Achieving a shiny, lustrous finish on restorations to minimize surface irregularities.
Margin Adaptation: Helping to blend the restorative material with the tooth's margins for a seamless fit.
Anatomical Sculpting: Used to create grooves, fissures, or pits in the final restoration.
Material Condensation: Useful for packing and condensing material within the cavity.
Jenin scissors, specifically in the surgical and medical context, are professional-grade instruments typically manufactured from high-quality stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance. While "Jenin" is often associated with surgical instrument manufacturing hubs like Sialkot, these scissors follow standard medical specifications for straight and curved variants.
Featuers
Material: Constructed from surgical-grade stainless steel (often AISI 420), providing long-lasting sharpness and resistance to rust even after heat sterilization.
Finish: Features a highly polished or satin finish to minimize glare under bright surgical lights.
Design: Ergonomic finger ring handles designed to reduce hand fatigue during extended procedures.
Variations: Available with sharp/sharp, blunt/blunt, or sharp/blunt tip combinations depending on the specific surgical requirement.
Specification
Straight Scissors:
Primary Use: Primarily for cutting surface tissue, sutures, and surgical dressings.
Advantage: Provides unmatched precision for clean, linear cuts in shallow, easily accessible fields.
Curved Scissors:
Primary Use: Deep tissue dissection, undermining subcutis, and cutting delicate internal structures.
Advantage: The curved arc allows for better visibility by lifting the surgeon's hand out of the visual field and maneuverability around obstacles like vessels or tumors.