good through December 31, 2024
HANDLE TYPES
#2 Handle
#4 Handle
• 1/4 in round, solid stainless steel
• Also known as standard handle
• 26 grams
• 5/16 in round, hollow stainless steel with matte finish
• Ideal for smaller hands, the hollow core provides ideal tactile sensitivity
• 16.8 grams
#6 Handle
• 3/8 in round, hollow stainless steel with matte finish
• Extended handle neck assists in correct finger placement
• 16.4 grams
DIAGNOSTIC
• Probes and explorers are manufactured from spring-tempered stainless steel wire for maximum durability and enhanced tactile sensitivity.
• Color-coded probes feature clear, laser-etched markings and will not chip or fade.
MIRROR HANDLES
20% OFF 6 OR MORE
MH6CS
$28.00 ea.
MH1CS
18.65 ea.
MIRROR FACES
20% OFF 3 OR MORE BOXES OF 12
COTTON & DRESSING PLIERS
20% OFF 6 OR MORE
FSCS4/1
$7.50 ea.
FSCS4/12
$65.00/Box
Lightweight ergonomic diamond knurled, #6 cone socket
• Hollow stainless steel
Standard handle, #2 cone socket
• Solid stainless steel
FSCS5/1
$7.50 ea.
FSCS5/12
$65.00/Box
• Front surface, cone socket
• #4 7/8 in (22 mm) diameter
• Sold individually or in box of 12
• Front surface, cone socket
• #5 15/16 in (24 mm) diameter
• Sold individually or in box of 12
DP100
$34.75 ea.
DP200
$50.75 ea.
DP400
$34.75 ea.
Non-Locking Dressing Pliers
• 6 in / 150 mm
Locking Dressing Pliers
• 6 in / 150 mm
Non-Locking Perry Dressing Pliers
• 5 in / 125 mm
DIAGNOSTIC
DOUBLE-END EXPLORERS
20% OFF 6 OR MORE
EXPROS
20% OFF 6 OR MORE
DOUBLE-END PROBES
20% OFF 6 OR MORE
3-6-9-12 mm
3-6-9-12 mm
3-6-9-12 mm
EX5
#2, #4, #6
$31.40 ea.
EXODU11/12
#2, #6
$34.50 ea.
1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12 mm
3-6-9-12 mm
1-2-3-5-7-8-9-10 mm
EX23/UNC12 #6
$39.00 ea.
EX23/CP12
#2, #4, #6
$39.00 ea.
Combination of Explorer 23 and 17
• Instrument of choice for caries and calculus detection
Old Dominion University 11-12
• Instrument of choice for posterior calculus detection
• One instrument is used for exploring entire dentition
3-6-9-12 mm
1-2-3-5-7-8-9-10 mm
3-6-9-12 mm
EX23/POW #2, #4, #6
$39.00 ea.
Explorer 23 • Probe end color-coded UNC12
Explorer 23 • Probe end color-coded Marquis
Explorer 23 • Probe end also known as Michigan “O” with Williams markings (Fine Round)
CP12D #6
$39.00 ea.
CP12/COW #6
$39.00 ea.
CP2N #2, #6
$39.00 ea.
Offset Marquis • Also known as CP12
Marquis/Williams • Color-coded
Nabors Bifurcation Probe
SCALERS
• Sickle scalers are designed almost exclusively for supragingival periodontal debridement procedures.
• Manufactured from 440A surgical stainless steel. Brasseler USA’s rigorous tempering and hardening process ensures outstanding sharpness and corrosion resistance.
ANTERIOR SCALERS
20% OFF 6 OR MORE
POSTERIOR SCALERS
20% OFF 6 OR MORE
SAVANNAH SCALERS
20% OFF 6 OR MORE
SH6/H7
#2, #4, #6
$42.00 ea.
SH5/48 #4, #6
$42.00 ea.
Fine Point Offset Anterior Scaler
• 10° offset
S204S #2, #4, #6
$42.00 ea.
S204SD #4, #6
$42.00 ea.
SV1 #4, #6
$42.00 ea.
SV1/H5 #6
$42.00 ea.
SV2 #4, #6
$42.00 ea.
SV3 #6
$42.00 ea.
SV4 #6
$42.00 ea.
Fine Point Thin Hygienist Scaler/Hoe
• 2 mm hoe blade width
Medium Sickle Scaler
Fine Posterior Sickle Scaler
Savannah-1 - Anterior
• Shortened anterior sickle scaler end for interproximal calculus removal
• Disc end for removal of anterior lingual stain and calculus
Savannah-1 - Modified
• H5 anterior sickle scaler end for interproximal calculus removal
• Disc end for removal of anterior lingual stain and calculus
Savannah-2 - Posterior
• Thin posterior sickle scaler designed for improved interproximal access
• Contra-angle design improves clinician comfort
Savannah-3 - Posterior
• Thin contra-angle for better adaptation and enhanced posterior access
• Ideal for light to medium calculus
Savannah-4 - Posterior
• Larger shank size; longer blade length
• Perfect for heavier calculus
UNIVERSAL CURETTES
• Periodontal debridement instruments with rounded back, toe and two cutting edges.
• Can be used universally throughout the mouth.
• Manufactured from 440A surgical stainless steel. Brasseler USA’s rigorous tempering and hardening process ensures outstanding sharpness and corrosion resistance.
CURETTES
20% OFF 6 OR MORE
SCURETTES
20% OFF 6 OR MORE
• Increase efficiency by adding Scurettes to your tray setup.
SBH5/6
#2, #4, #6
$42.00 ea.
SBH1/2 #4, #6
$42.00 ea.
SC13/14 #4, #6
$42.00 ea.
SC4R/4L #4, #6
$42.00 ea.
SL1/2 #6
$42.00 ea.
SL3/4 #6
$42.00 ea.
SL5/6 #6
$42.00 ea.
Barnhart Universal Curette
• For medium calculus removal
• 7 mm terminal shank
Barnhart Universal Curette
• For medium calculus removal
• 10 mm terminal shank
Columbia Universal Curette with shortened blade and shank
• For light to medium calculus removal
• 5 mm terminal shank
Columbia Universal Posterior Curette
• For medium to heavy calculus removal
Langer Mandibular Posterior
• Same shank bend as SG11/12
Langer Maxillary Posterior
• Same shank bend as SG13/14
Langer Maxillary and Mandibular Anterior
• Same shank bend as SG5/6
• These unique instruments combine features of universal curettes and scalers in one instrument.
S137M #6
$41.20 ea.
SN135 #4, #6
$41.20 ea.
Mini Long Universal Curette / Anterior Scaler
• Also available in standard shank length (SN137)
Posterior Scaler with rounded back and pointed toe
• Also available with rounded toe (SN135R)
GRACEY CURETTES
• Periodontal debridement instruments with a rounded back, toe and one cutting edge.
• Area-specific
• Multiple instruments are needed for instrumentation of the entire mouth.
• Manufactured from 440A surgical stainless steel. Brasseler USA’s rigorous tempering and hardening process ensures outstanding sharpness and corrosion resistance.
20% OFF 6 OR MORE
SG1/2
#2, #4, #6
$42.00 ea.
SG3/4 #6
$42.00 ea.
SG5/6 #6
$42.00 ea.
SG7/8 #4, #6
$42.00 ea.
SG9/10 #6
$42.00 ea.
SG11/12 #4, #6
$42.00 ea.
SG13/14 #4, #6
$42.00 ea.
SG15/16 #6
$42.00 ea.
SG17/18 #4, #6
$42.00 ea.
Short contra-angle for incisors and cuspids
Short contra-angle for incisors and cuspids
Medium contra-angle for anterior teeth and premolars
Medium contra-angle for facial and lingual surfaces of premolars and molars
Long contra-angle for buccal and lingual surfaces of molars and less accessible root surfaces
For mesial surfaces of premolars and molars
For distal surfaces of premolars and molars
For improved access to mesial surfaces of posterior teeth
• Same shank bend as SG13/14
For improved access to distal surfaces of molars
• Shorter blade and longer terminal shank
All Brasseler Gracey Curettes are available in a variety of specialty patterns, such as Rigid, Long, Mini-Long and the LTS™
• Elongated terminal shank for deep access into pockets.
• 20% thinner blades than Mini-Long Graceys to reduce tissue distention and ease subgingival insertion.
• Blade length 50% shorter than Standard Graceys.
• Rigid shanks to reduce hand fatigue.
• Specially honed blade edges for razor sharpness.
IMPLANTPRO ® TITANIUM INSTRUMENTS
IMPLANTPRO ® TITANIUM PROBES
20% OFF 6 OR MORE
• Bright, Zirconium Nitride coating enhances visibility and contrast against black millimeter markings
• Safe and efficient alternative to plastic probes
• Durable and long lasting
• Suitable for use on both implants and natural dentition
• Lightweight, ergonomic PEEK (Polyether Ether Ketone) handle
1-2-3-5-7-8-9-10 mm
1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15 mm
3-6-9-12 mm
$55.45 ea.
IMPLANTPRO ® TITANIUM SCALER
20% OFF 6 OR MORE
• A safe and efficient alternative to plastic implant maintenance instrumentation
• Unique blade finishing with long-lasting , polished edges ensures safe instrumentation
• Elongated terminal shanks with thinner, shorter blades
• 6A1-4V titanium
• No heat treatment
• Low Rockwell C hardness: 25-31 HRC
• Lightweight, ergonomic PEEK (Polyether Ether Ketone) handle
• Convenient universal blade design
• Hand sharpening is not recommended
Michigan “O” with Williams markings
Titanium 204S
• Features thinner blades with less curvature than a traditional 204S
UNC15 Probe
Marquis Probe
TI204S
IMPLANTPRO ® TITANIUM INSTRUMENTS
IMPLANTPRO ® TITANIUM CURETTES
20% OFF 6 OR MORE
• A safe and efficient alternative to plastic implant maintenance instrumentation
• Unique blade finishing with long-lasting , polished edges ensures safe instrumentation
• Elongated terminal shanks with thinner, shorter blades
• 6A1-4V titanium
• No heat treatment
• Low Rockwell C hardness: 25-31 HRC
• Lightweight, ergonomic PEEK (Polyether Ether Ketone) handle
• Convenient universal blade design
• Hand sharpening is not recommended
Titanium 4R/4L
Titanium 11/12
Titanium 1/2
Titanium 13/14
ADVANCED HYGIENE INSTRUMENTS
DIAMOND TIPPED FINISHING FILES
20% OFF 6 OR MORE
• 360° diamond coating in micro fine grit for maximum versatility and less-aggressive instrumentation
PERIODONTAL FILES
20% OFF 6 OR MORE
DTF1/2 #6
$92.90 ea.
DTF3/4 #6
$92.90 ea.
DTF3/4M #6
$92.90 ea.
Recommended for buccal and lingual furcations and root depressions
• Long shank design improves access to deeper perio pockets with bifurcations and trifurcations
Recommended for mesial root surfaces and distal depressions and line angles
Recommended for mesial root surfaces and distal depressions and line angles
• Modified F3 end perfectly complements anatomy
• Shortened shank for enhanced clinician control
• Files are used to crush and break up calculus deposits for easier removal with curettes and scalers
PFH3/7 #6
$58.50 ea.
PFH5/11 #6
$58.50 ea.
PFO10/11 #6
$58.50 ea.
PFO12/13 #6
$58.50 ea.
Hirschfeld File
• Buccal/lingual
• 1.4 mm blade width
Hirschfeld File
• Mesial/distal
• 1.4 mm blade width
Orban File
• Buccal/lingual
• 2 mm blade width
Orban File
• Mesial/distal
• 2 mm blade width
PROCEDURAL CASSETTES
10% OFF
• Procedural cassettes help to protect, control, and organize inventory using a systematic approach to help your staff achieve maximum efficiency in patient care
5-COUNT CASSETTE
Perfect size for exam and routine hygiene maintenance setups
• Single-hinge lid
• Lid Clip included
• Accessory compartment
• Color coding tabs
• Dimensions: 8 in x 3 5/8 in x 1 ¼ in
HINSTC05R
$127.00 ea.
7-COUNT CASSETTE
The ideal rack size for smaller procedure setups
• Double-hinge lid
• Lid clip included
• Interior instrument rack
• Accessory compartment
• Color coding tabs
• Dimensions: 8 in x 4 ¾ in x 1 ¼ in
HINSTC07
$135.00 ea.
7-COUNT SLIMLINE CASSETTE
Reduced profile ideal for small sterilizers
• Single-hinge lid
• No interior instrument rack
• Holds 7 or more hand instruments, depending on size
• Dimensions: 8 in x 2 ½ in x 11/16 in
HINSTC07S
$105.00 ea.
9-COUNT CASSETTE
Designed for expanded procedure setups, like SRP, composite, etc.
• Double-hinge lid
• Needle re-capper
• Lid clip included
• Interior instrument rack
• Accessory compartment
• Color coding tabs
• Dimensions: 8 in x 6 in x 1 ¼ in
HINSTC09
$122.00 ea.
HAND INSTRUMENT CARE
By Brenda Sharp McCarson, RDH, BS
Brenda McCarson, RDH, BS, joined Brasseler’s Hygiene Segment in 2003 as a National Hygiene Sales Specialist. McCarson is a former ADHA trustee, Past President and Life member of the South Carolina Dental Hygienist’s Association and has been recognized for outstanding service to the dental hygiene profession through her national and state affiliations. In addition, she serves on Dimensions of Dental Hygiene’s Corporate Council and previously served on ADHA’s Access Industry Advisory Board.
Considerations
• Are you following the appropriate hand instrument care procedures to promote the safety and well being of patients as well as that of the dental team?
• Do you follow accepted procedures for presterilization and sterilization for hand instrument reprocessing?
• Do you notice spotting, discoloration or pitting on your instruments and cassettes?
The dental hygienist must incorporate best practices to manage hand instrument and equipment sterilization processes to prevent cross-contamination and ensure a safe healthcare environment for patients. Many hours have been dedicated to understanding the most current infectious disease control recommendations for dental hygiene practice. We understand that the critical instruments that penetrate soft tissue and bone must be heat sterilized after each use. What isn’t always understood is how each individual step in hand instrument reprocessing builds upon the previous step to ensure complete sterility of critical instruments. Proper hand instrument reprocessing is crucial for the long term function and working life of dental hygiene instrumentation.
Ideally, dental hygiene procedure set-ups are contained in cassettes to limit handling and direct exposure to sharps. Incorporating instrument cassettes into your practice will minimize handling and sorting and keep procedure based setups organized and identified by clinician. Instrument cassettes extend the useful life of your instruments by minimizing instrument-to-instrument contact and damage from dropping. Instrument cassettes are autoclavable and may be constructed of stainless steel, aluminum or plastic resin.
Hand Instrument Reprocessing falls into two categories:
• Pre-sterilization
• Sterilization
Each category includes important steps for which there are no short-cuts.
Pre-sterilization involves an overall process that must be followed in order for optimal sterilization to be achieved. The pre-sterilization process begins immediately following the dental hygiene treatment appointment. The CDC and FDA state that this first step is always needed before disinfection or sterilization. Debris remaining on instruments can insulate microorganisms during the sterilization process, preventing inactivation of the organisms we are trying to reach.
Pre-Sterilization and Sterilization (Guidelines for Hand Instrument Processing)
Pre-Sterilization
• Move contaminated instruments safely to sterilization/reprocessing area. Wear heavy utility gloves, mask or shield and eye protection during handling of contaminated instruments. Use of instrument cassettes is recommended to limit handling and potential exposure to a sharps injury.
• Pre-clean instruments if cleaning procedure is delayed. Soak contaminated instruments in holding/soaking enzymatic solutions to dissolve or prevent blood and debris from drying on surfaces. Or, coat contaminated instruments with enzymatic spray or foam to dissolve or prevent blood and debris from drying on surfaces.
• Rinse all enzymatic solutions and debris from instruments and inspect for any remaining debris.
• Move to ultrasonic or automatic instrument washer/disinfector for instrument cleaning.
Ultrasonic Cleaning
• Follow manufacturer’s recommendations for processing times and preparation of ultrasonic cleaning chemical.
• Rinse all chemicals from instruments and inspect for any remaining debris. Use heavy utility gloves and a firm brush to carefully remove any debris not removed by cleaning device. Residual debris may be an indication that the ultrasonic device is not working properly.
Automatic Cleaning
This includes use of automatic washers or disinfectors for cleaning and drying. Follow manufacturer’s recommendations for wash/disinfection cycles and use only recommended detergents. Using detergents not recommended for the washer can cause instrument discoloration and corrosion.
• Load instrument cassettes into automated washer as recommended.
• Complete recommended wash/disinfection and dry cycle.
• Apply any anticorrosive agents or lubricants.
• Drying & Inspecting
- Instruments must be completely dry before placing in pouch or before wrapping cassette. Packaging wet instruments provides an opportunity for corrosion, discoloration from chemicals and spotting.
- Inspect instruments for wear, broken tips, and dullness.
• Packing & Wrapping
- Contaminated dry instruments must be placed in acceptable packaging during sterilization procedure.
Problem Possible Cause
Rust
Spotting
Solution
Corrosion spreads from carbide rotary and carbon steel instruments Avoid sterilizing dissimilar metals together
Ultrasonic cleaning solution not adequately rinsed off or instruments are inadequately dried
Ultrasonic cleaning solution needs changing or sterilization device needs cleaning
Pitting Chemical exposure reaction
Heat Sterilization Methods for Reprocessing Critical Instruments
Sterilization
Ensure all instruments are rinsed and dried thoroughly before placing them in sterilization unit
Follow all unit manufacturer recommendations for routine maintenance of devices
Read all instrument manufacturer guidelines to learn which chemicals can cause unfavorable reactions (Note: Brasseler ’s instrument care guidelines are printed in our catalog)
Each sterilization method has very specific requirements regarding time, temperature and recommended packaging for products and materials that can be safely and effectively sterilized. Refer to manufacturer’s instructions for recommended sterilization processing temperature and time. The following chart is a brief summary of the most widely used sterilization methods and common advantages and disadvantages related to reprocessing hand instruments:
Sterilization
Method
Steam Pressure (Autoclave)
Steam Pressure (Rapid)
Dry Heat (Rapid)
Chemical Vapor
Advantages
Does not deposit harmful residues
Allows sterilization of heat sensitive items
Decreased start up and cool down time
Improved dry cycle reduces rusting and dulling of instruments
No corrosion
Instruments are dry at the end of cycle
Time efficient
Does not dull sharp instruments or corrode metals
Less rusting and dulling of instruments
Time efficient
Instrument packs/wraps come out dry or almost dry
Storage and Distribution
Disadvantages
May damage plastic and rubber items
Hard water may cause spotting
Drying cycle may not completely dry instruments-must vent and/ or run drying cycle to facilitate process
Chamber humidity may rust or corrode metals
Repeated autoclaving dulls instruments
Small chamber size
Instruments emerge very hot
Requires the use of distilled water
Instruments must be dry before packaging and sterilization
Plastic and rubber products may be damaged
Metals can develop light yellow-brown discoloration and lose shiny appearance
Requires special solution
Plastic and rubber products may be damaged
Must have proper ventilation
• Cool hot instrument packs slowly to prevent condensation on instruments.
• Cassettes, instruments packs, and pouches processed through steam sterilizers must be completely dry before storage and distribution.
• Careful handling of processed instruments must be maintained throughout storage to ensure sterility.
• Store a maximum of one month, use a first in, first out stock rotation system.
HygienePro™ Air 2 Fixed Fixed back
HygienePro™ Air 2 SW Quick Disconnect HPA2 Coupler
HygienePro™ Air
BLU Laser Unit
Periodontal & Hygiene
Dental hygienists can incorporate soft-tissue diode laser therapy in combination with scaling and root planing in periodontal pockets.*
A diode laser is absorbed well by melanin, hemoglobin, and other chromophores present in periodontal disease. This allows for a non-surgical approach to gain easier access to deeper calculus deposits after ablation of diseased epithelium and hemorrhage control.
*Refer to State Dental/Hygiene Board for local laws.
BLU™ Microlaser Starter Kit
1 BLU microlaser
2 Lithium-ion batteries
1 Wireless foot pedal
2 AA batteries for foot pedal
1 Base charger
1 Power supply
10 Disposable tips (5 each: 5mm, 7mm)
3 Pairs of safety glasses
1 Pack of Initiating paper
5029467U0
$5651.65 ea.
Laser-assisted periodontal therapy (LAPT) can be used as an adjunct to traditional scaling and root planing. Laser energy selectively targets only darker, necrotic tissue and leaves healthy tissue alone, allowing for better healing and results. Dental hygienists can also perform other various procedures depending on state law with a non-initiated tip such as biostimulation to aid in the healing of aphthous ulcers and herpetic lesions.
Laser Bacterial Reduction (LBR)
Power: 0.8-1.0 watts | Mode: Continuous | Tip: Non-Initiated
Before any routine cleaning it may be warranted to use a laser to eliminate bacteria from the periodontal pocket. By using laser bacterial reduction techniques, you can prevent cross-contamination in the mouth and help encourage healthy reattachment of the gum tissue.
Sulcular Debridement
Power: 0.8-1.0 watts | Mode: Continuous | Tip: Non-Initiated
A diode laser can be used to selectively remove diseased epithelium without harm to the healthy tissue, allowing the healthy tissue to regenerate. In some cases pocket depths can be reduced from <6 mm to pockets of 2-3 mm depth.
Desensitization
Power: 1.0 watts | Mode: Continuous | Tip: Non-Initiated
A thin layer of fluoride can be applied to the sensitive area, using a diode laser to perform biostimulation therapy. Occlude the varnish into the dentinal tubules to reduce dentinal sensitivity for up to 1 year.
Prophy Angle
15° Contra Angle
HygienePro™ Disposable Prophy Cups
Prophy Brush
HygienePro™ Glisten™ Prophy Paste
Contains Fluoride Gluten Free Box contains 200 unit dose cups and 1 autoclavable prophy ring
SHARPENING STONES
Arkansas Sharpening Stones
• Arkansas Stones are fine grit, natural stones used for routine hand instrument sharpening
• Lubrication with oil is required with Arkansas Stones
AS6A
Dimensions: ½ in x 2 in x 4 in Slip Stone
Ceramic Sharpening Stone
Order No. 5023703U0
ASKC
Dimensions: ¼ in x 4 in Round Stone
Order No. 5023704U0
AS4
Dimensions: ½ in x 1 in x 4 in Flat Stone
Order No.
5023702U0
• Ceramic Stones can be lubricated with water or used dry; oil not required
• Autoclavable
CODE RINGS
SS3C
Dimensions: ¼ in x ½ in x 3 in Medium Grit Ceramic Stone
Order No. 5023701U0
• Color code instrument rings available in small/regular (1/8 inch) and large (1/4 inch)
• Packages contain 50 pieces
5012346U0
5012347U0
5012350U0
5012297U0 Green
5012351U0
5012352U0
5012298U0
5012355U0
5012356U0 Gray
Assortment (5 ea.)
5012354U0
5012359U0
5012357U0
5012358U0
PROPHY-MATE ™ NEO
The Prophy-Mate NEO Air Polisher provides a more ergonomic and efficient method of removing plaque/biofilm and extrinsic stain during the dental hygiene treatment appointment. Providing excellent balance in a lightweight powder chamber, the Prophy NEO is simple to operate and connects to traditional dental tubing. Extrinsic stain and plaque/biofilm are easily and comfortably removed by the delivery of a slurry of abrasive powder and water.
Swivel
5020421U0
Lightweight
360º Swivel
Use with a variety of air polishing powders
Available in Brasseler/NSK, KaVo MultiFlex, and fixed back connections
Retail: $1,325.00
Special: $1193.50
AIR POLISHING POWDER
FLASH PEARL POWDER
10% OFF 2 OR MORE
• Calcium carbonate, no salty taste
• Safe for patients with high blood pressure, sensitivity to sodium bicarbonate
• Spherical granules are gentler to tooth surfaces than conventional, sharp-edged Sodium Bicarbonate
• Packaged in choice of box containing 100 packets or 4 bottles
• Four 300 g Bottles
• Calcium Carbonate BOTTLE
5022041U0
$182.00
FORZA ™ V3 PIEZO ULTRASONIC UNIT
At only 33 grams the slim, ergonomic design of the Forza V3 handpiece provides excellent access while reducing hand fatigue. Bright LED illumination from dual fiber optics delivers clearer vision and maximum visibility. Equally important is the Piezo Accelerator mode that instinctively provides additional power at the moment you need it most. The compact, space saving unit complements the simple-to-operate interface and can be easily installed in any dental operatory. With a wide range of piezo ultrasonic tips available, the Forza V3 is ideal for a variety of clinical procedures.
• Dual LED Fiber Optics
• Slim & Balanced Handpiece Design
• Compact Control Unit
• Simple Operation Control Panel
• General, Perio & Endo Applications
• Easy Power & Water Adjustment Featuring Piezo Accelerator Technology
5023152U0
Forza V3 LED Complete Set*
Retail: $1865.00
Special: $1398.75
5023153U0
Forza V3 Non-Optic Complete Set*
Retail: $1529.00
Special: $1146.75
* Set Contains: Control Unit with Handpiece Cord, Handpiece, Control Unit Holder, Handpiece Holder, Water Filter Set, Water Supply Connector, Foot Control, Tip Wrench with Torque Limiter, and AC Adapter. Three Scaling Tips Included – G1, G9, G11 ($357 Value)
VARIOS ™ 970 PIEZO ULTRASONIC UNIT
The portable Varios 970 piezo unit can be used for a variety of clinical procedures including perio and general scaling. The Varios 970 features the latest developments in piezo technology to ensure stable output by automatically adjusting to the optimum frequency when the tip detects calculus deposits. The unit utilizes two bottles for the delivery of water and/or antimicrobial medicaments while the slim, ergonomic design of the handpiece provides excellent access and reduces hand fatigue.
• Dual LED Optics
• Large LED Display
• 400 mL Bottles (2)
• Feedback Function
• Auto Tuning & Auto Cleaning Mode
• Memory Function
• 360º Foot Control
• Compaitble with the Forza V3 LED Handpiece
5026446U0 Varios 970 Complete Set*
Retail: $3,060.00
Special: $2,754.00
* Set Contains: Control Unit, Handpiece, Handpiece Cord, 3 Scaling Tips (G4, G6, G8), Foot Control (FC-70), 2 Irrigation Bottles, 3 Tip Wrench Torque Limiters, AC Power Cord, Sterilization Case.
FORZA ™ V3 PIEZO ULTRASONIC TIPS
BUY MORE, SAVE MORE! Buy 10, 40% Off • Buy 6, 33% Off • Buy 3, 25% Off
SCALING
$125.00 ea. G4 $125.00 ea. G5 $125.00 ea. G6 $125.00 ea. G8 $125.00 ea. G9 $125.00 ea.
$125.00 ea.
PERIO
IMPLANT MAINTENANCE
$100.00 Pack of 3
ea.
TORQUE LIMITING WRENCH
Usage Tips
• Linear stroke pattern of piezo technology is similar to hand instrumentation
• Keep lateral surfaces of tip adapted to the deposit for optimal efficiency
• Adapt last 1-2mm of terminal tip and use overlapping, feather-touch strokes
• Tip angulation should be less than 15° and parallel to long axis of the tooth
• Tip selection should be based on patient’s periodontal health condition
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ENDODONTICS
Since 1976, our absolute focus has been to develop products and provide services that support the practice of core operatory procedures. Today, Brasseler USA® is the premier dental instrumentation company in North America offering the most extensive selection of dental and surgical instrumentation under one brand.
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