Rabbit & Rodent

Rabbit and Rodent 8 piece set. Ideal for vets who want to preform rabbit and rodent dentistry. This instrument set was developed with the help of Dr David Vella BSc BVSc (Hons) Diplomate ABVP (Exotic Companion Mammals). Set Includes: D1026 –...

Suitable for larger rabbits

The long reach 28mm small curved cheek dilator is ideal when using long diamond burs to reduce molar teeth. The radius of the paddle provides better access and viewing as it pushes the cheeks away from the molar teeth.

The long reach 40mm medium curved cheek dilator is ideal when using long diamond burs to reduce molar teeth. The radius of the paddle provides better access and viewing as it pushes the cheeks away from the molar teeth.

The long reach 60 mm large curved cheek dilator is ideal when using long diamond burs to reduce molar teeth. The radius of the paddle provides better access and viewing as it pushes the cheeks away from the molar teeth.

Suitable for smaller mammals such as chinchillas, guinea pigs & small rabbits enhancing inspection of the oral cavity.

Suitable for very small mammals such as chinchillas.

Specifically designed for the removal of premolar and molar teeth in rabbits. The forceps jaws are narrow and angled at 100 degrees to improve access to the teeth.

The diamond disc is used for trimming incisors. Includes HP Mandrel The disc should be used in conjunction with the D2220 diamond disc saftey shield.

The diamond disc saftey shield is used with the diamond disc to protect the soft tissue whilst trimming incisors. For 22mm Diamond Discs on HP Mandrel - D2200 The disc and shield are fitted to a 1:1 straight nose cones. iM3 code L6860

iM3 Table Top Mouth Gag The adjustable TTMG was designed by iM3 with the help of specialists to hold the anaesthetised patients in the best possible position for examination and treatment of the oral cavity without assistance. Used for positioning the...

Used to aid extraction of rabbit incisors. The instrument is used to break down periodontal ligaments on the distal and mesial aspects of the incisor teeth.