Canine & Feline

iM3 luxators are very fine and sharp. The 5 sizes make them ideal for both canine and feline teeth. They are used and recommended by dental specialist’s for cutting the periodontal ligament and expanding the alveolus (tooth socket).

iM3 winged elevators are light weight yet extremely durable. The sharp, tapered, winged tip allows easy insertion into the PDL. The winged tips have been shaped to match the size and shape of the tooth's root structure (sizes 1-6 mm). This unique...

iM3 winged elevators combine the winged shape and thin sharp cutting edge to aid in extractions. The stubby handle sits comfortably in the user's palm while the forefinger sits on the shaft of the instrument. Available in six sizes and used to...

iM3 winged elevators are light weight yet extremely durable. The sharp, tapered, winged tip allows easy insertion into the PDL. The winged tips have been shaped to match the size and shape of the tooth's root structure (sizes 1-6 mm). This unique...

iM3 winged elevators combine the winged shape and thin sharp cutting edge to aid in extractions. The stubby handle sits comfortably in the users palm while the fore finger sits on the shaft of the instrument. Available in 6 sizes and used to elevate and...

Adson Rat Tooth Tissue ForcepsThumb forceps with fine, rat tooth tips that provide a gentle grasp of tissues.

Blunt Suture Scissors

Cement SpatulaCement Spatula

Chompret Syndesmotome The Chompret symdesmotome is used in cats and dogs to cut the epithelial attachment using the cutting part of the sickle. By turning the instrument over, it can be used to remove the periosteum, particularly effective in cats.

The curved deciduous elevators are ideal for the removal of retained canines (milk teeth) in large dogs. The sharp elevator end cuts the PDL whilst the curve of the elevator tip follows the mesial curve and the other end the distal curve of the root.

The curved deciduous elevators are ideal for the removal of retained canines (milk teeth) in medium dogs. The sharp elevator end cuts the PDL whilst the curve of the elevator tip follows the mesial curve and the other end the distal curve of the root.

The curved deciduous elevators are ideal for the removal of retained canines (milk teeth) in small dogs. The sharp elevator end cuts the PDL whilst the curve of the elevator tip follows the mesial curve and the other end the distal curve of the root.