Crown Remover Automatic
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| SKU | 122810 |
| Brand | InstruDental |
| Type | Restorative |
| Category | Miscellaneous |
| Tags | 1228-10 |
| Stock | ✓ In Stock |
DETAILS AND CARE
A spring-loaded, gun-style instrument for removing cemented crowns, bridges, and temporary restorations. It delivers a short, controlled impulse that breaks the cement bond along the long axis of the tooth, so the restoration can often be removed intact.
- Spring-loaded impulse mechanism for controlled crown/bridge removal
- Short impulses along the path of insertion for controlled removal
- Assess root-treated teeth before use, as they can be more brittle
- AISI 304 stainless steel, fully reusable and autoclavable
FAQs
How does an automatic crown remover work?
It uses a spring-loaded mechanism to deliver a short, controlled impulse that breaks the cement bond, releasing a crown or bridge, often intact.
Can it be used on root-treated teeth?
Root-treated teeth can be more brittle, so assess the tooth first and use the lightest effective impulse. No crown removal method is risk-free.
Often used alongside crown and bridge removers/spreaders during restorative and prosthodontic work.
Browse our full Restorative range.
Manufactured by InstruDental, UK specialists in dental hand instruments.
A spring-loaded, gun-style instrument for removing cemented crowns, bridges, and temporary restorations. It delivers a short, controlled impulse that breaks the cement bond along the long axis of the tooth, so the restoration can often be removed intact.
- Spring-loaded impulse mechanism for controlled crown/bridge removal
- Short impulses along the path of insertion for controlled removal
- Assess root-treated teeth before use, as they can be more brittle
- AISI 304 stainless steel, fully reusable and autoclavable
FAQs
How does an automatic crown remover work?
It uses a spring-loaded mechanism to deliver a short, controlled impulse that breaks the cement bond, releasing a crown or bridge, often intact.
Can it be used on root-treated teeth?
Root-treated teeth can be more brittle, so assess the tooth first and use the lightest effective impulse. No crown removal method is risk-free.
Often used alongside crown and bridge removers/spreaders during restorative and prosthodontic work.
Browse our full Restorative range.
Manufactured by InstruDental, UK specialists in dental hand instruments.
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