- Operative and laboratory instrument used for scooping, mixing, carving, and spreading dental wax
Applications
- Wax mixing and carving:
- The spatula is primarily used for mixing, scooping, and spreading dental wax during the fabrication of dentures, crowns, and other prosthetics
- Sculpting:
- One end of the instrument is pointed, and the other is rounded. This double-ended design provides versatility for shaping and sculpting wax in a precise manner
- Laboratory and clinical procedures:
- It is a standard tool used in both dental laboratory settings and clinical practice for wax-related procedures
- Precision work:
- The #7A size, a fine, double-ended wax carver, is used for delicate, precise work
Features
- Double-ended design:
- The instrument features a double-ended tip, with one pointed end and one rounded end, for enhanced functionality and precision
- Durable stainless steel:
- The spatula is constructed from surgical-grade stainless steel, ensuring it can withstand repeated sterilization and provides long-term use
- Octagonal handle:
- The handle is designed with an octagonal shape, which prevents the spatula from rolling off the dental tray during procedures, enhancing workflow and safety
- Ergonomic design:
- The octagonal handle also helps to reduce hand fatigue during extended use, providing a comfortable grip
