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1. Dental Instruments
Used in Live Surgery

2. Live Surgery Instruments
No Item Qty No Item Qty
1 Dental mirror 2 14 Mallet 1
2 Anesthetic syringe 1 15 Bone curette 1
3 Periodental probe 1 16 Periosteal elevator (molt No. 9) 1
4 Suction tip (metal, small hole) 1 17 Minnesota retractor 1
5 Bone rongeur 1 18 Pincette 1
6 Needle holder (gold) 1 19 Blade holder (straight) 1
7 Scissor 1 20 Periosteal elevator (P24G) 1
8 Tissue forcep 1 21 Ochsenbein chisel 1
9 Blade holder (straight, round) 1 22 Suction tip (metal, large hole) 1
10 Mosquito (curved) 1 23-1 Metal cup 1
11 Kelly (curved) 1 23-2 Metal bowl (large size) 1
12 Prichard 1 23-3 Metal bowl (small size) 2
13 Seldin 1 24 Instrument sheet 1

3. Live Surgery Instruments
Basic set -> Incision -> Flap retractor -> Suture

4. Dental Mirror
Functions:
-to provide indirect vision
-to retract lips, cheeks, and tongue
-to reflect light into the mouth
Mouth mirrors must be cleaned, bagged individually or bagged/wrapped in
a tray setup, and then sterilized. A chemical/steam indicator device should
be included in the wrapping.

5. Anesthetic Syringe
Functions:
-administer local anesthetic
Threaded tip
Piston rod
harpoon
Barrel of syringe
Finger grip
Finger bar
Thumb ring
*Syringes with harpoons are considered aspirating syringes

6. Periodontal Probe
Function:
-to measure periodontal pocket depth in millimeter increments
Variety of shapes & sizes:
-Orban
-Pigtail
-Shepherd’s hook
Characteristics:
-pointed tips; sharp, thin, flexible
-single or double-ended

7. Suction tip (aka aspirator tips)
-designed for rapid removal of bulk
matter (i.e.: vomitus, mucus, debris)
from natural or surgical cavities
-good for removal of blood from
extraction sites to keep visibility clear

8. Bone Rongeur
-muti-jointed, springloaded, plier-like
instrument used to break off pieces of
bone
-opposing surfaces of blades have sharp-
edged, scooped out surfaces like a curette

9. Needle Holder (gold)
-surgical forceps used to hold and pass
suturing needle through tissue
-aka “suture forceps”

10. Scissor
-designed to cut tissue/prosthetic material
during dental procedures
-two metallic blades with sharp edges that
slide past each other (shearing action)

11. Tissue Forcep
-forceps with serrated blades
-with or without teeth
-designed for handling tissues with
minimal trauma during surgery

12. Blade Holder (straight, round)
-device designed to hold surgical knives during
operative procedures
-most holders disposable devices, discarded with the
knives after the procedure finished

13. Mosquito (curved)
-small, straight or curved hemostatic forceps used
to hold delicate tissue or compress a bleeding
tissue
-also used to retract in small fields & hold delicate
tissue

14. Kelly (curved)
-conventional, small hemostats with
ratcheted handles & straight or curved
blades with fine grooves running crossways
inside the tip

15. Prichard
-larger, heavier curette for removal of
granulation tissue & tenacious subgingival
deposits

16. Seldin
-has flat handle with small blade at each end
-blades angled & shaped to give easy access to all
locations in mouth
-all edges slightly rounded to avoid needless
injuries to tissues
-larger than periosteal elevator

17. Mallet
-heavy-headed surgical instrument used for
driving a bone chisel

18. Bone Curette
-surgical instrument shaped like a scoop or a
spoon
-used to remove tissue or growths from a body
cavity

19. Periosteal Elevator (molt No. 9)
Molt No. 9
-thin blade used to lift periosteum from bone
-also useful for placing gauze inside mouth
when surgeon isolating particular area for
surgery

20. Minnesota Retractor
-wide, bent, tongue blade-like instrument
-used to hold cheeks & lips out of the way of
operation field

21. Pincette
-small pair of pincers, tweezers,
or forceps used in surgery

22. Blade Holder (straight)

23. Ochsenbein Chisel
-small, delicate bone removal chisel
-ideal for atraumatic removal of bone adjacent
to teeth during crown lengthening
-used to remove interproximal bone
-fine end also useful in elevating fractured
root tips

24. Metal Bowl (large size)
-used to hold used instruments after use during surgery

25. Metal Bowl (small size)
-used to hold small surgical instruments and pieces after use during surgery

26. Instrument Sheet
-dental bibs can be used as setting sheets
-setting trays can be used on top of sheets if desired

27. Optional Items
No Item Qty No Item Qty
1-1 Osteotome D2.5 1 9 30 g long needle 1
1-2 Osteotome D3.0 1 10 Blade no. 15 1
1-3 Osteotome D3.5 1 11 Blade no. 12 1
1-4 Osteotome D4.0 1 12 H2O2 gauze
1-5 Mallet 1 13 Betadin gauze
1-6 Cassette 1 14 4-0 nylon 1
1-7 Sterilization Cloth 1 15 4-0 vicryl 1
2 Surgical gown set 1 16 3-0 black silk 1
3 Mouth prop 1 17 Surgical gloves 2
4 50 cc syringe 3 18 Chlorhexidine gargle 1
5 Cooking foil 3-4 19 Pack type saline 2
6 Gauze (2x2) 1 box 20 Saline (plastic bottle type) 1
7 Sani sleeve 2 21 Long round bur (#4 or #6) 1
8 2% Lidocaine HCI 5+