Wax Bite Blocks in 3/8 size are horseshoe or u shaped, pliable and easy to place in working areas. Occlusal rims wax bite blocks are flexible and easy to remove from dental model with no need of heating. Stable for many years of continual use. Box of 100
Shellac base plate wax are manufactured in the USA. Dental base plate shellac wax is easily manipulated and shaped when heated and when cooled down the base plates become hard without warping. Single...
Electrical wax heater offers controlled temperature from 120 F to 270 F. Wax warmer is thermostatically controlled and features super fast heating elements with three Teflon coated compartments that...
All Season Dental Pink Wax is an excellent general purpose wax for setups, taking bites, and waxing up. Dental wax holds teeth firmly and sets hard without bristles. Boils out cleanly. 5 lb box...
Blu-Mousse Impression Material in a vinyl polysiloxane formula used for durable and accurate occlusal bite registrations. Blu-Mousse is virtually imperceptible to patients due to absence of...
Sealapex is a non eugenol calcium hydroxide. Kerr Sealapex root canal sealer provides healing and hard tissue formation. Complete kit. Ingredients for Sealapex. Catalyst Isobutyl salicylate resin,...
CaviWipes Towelettes Disinfectant Wipe comes in a large size of 6" x 6.75" conveniently packed in a top opening canister. They are convenient and easy-to-use disposable towelettes pre-saturated with...
Visor face shield is fog resistant and light weight facial barrier with replaceable clear shields that provide extra protection against splashes, fluids, blood, and debris. Dental barrier shield...
Safe bib holder are a single use disposable paper bib holders that are made of a lightweight stretchable paper with self-adhesive ends to sevure them to the dental napkin. They provide an econimical...
Bausch articulating paper strips has a "no-smudge" progressive color transfer that greatly provides accurate pressure distribution within seconds of application. The color released from the soft...
