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Crown Remover Double End

Regular price £19.99
Sale price £19.99
SKU 122814
Brand InstruDental
Type Restorative
Category Miscellaneous
Tags 1228-14
Stock ✓ In Stock

DETAILS AND CARE

A double-ended crown remover. The hooked working ends engage the crown margin so it can be lifted along the path of insertion, giving controlled leverage where fingers and general-purpose instruments simply cannot get a grip.

  • Hooked ends engage the crown or bridge margin
  • Two working ends cover different approach angles
  • Controlled leverage along the path of insertion
  • AISI 304 stainless steel, fully autoclavable

FAQs

When is a crown remover used?

To lift a temporary or a cemented crown that needs to come off intact, for example when recementing, checking a preparation or retrieving a restoration for adjustment.

Will it damage the crown?

Used along the path of insertion with steady force, the aim is removal without distortion. Any removal carries some risk to a cemented restoration, which is why controlled leverage matters more than force.

What material is this instrument made from?

AISI 304 stainless steel, and it withstands repeated autoclave sterilisation.

Stocked alongside our automatic crown remover and restorative instrument range.

Manufactured by InstruDental, UK specialists in dental hand instruments.

DESCRIPTION

A double-ended crown remover. The hooked working ends engage the crown margin so it can be lifted along the path of insertion, giving controlled leverage where fingers and general-purpose instruments simply cannot get a grip.

  • Hooked ends engage the crown or bridge margin
  • Two working ends cover different approach angles
  • Controlled leverage along the path of insertion
  • AISI 304 stainless steel, fully autoclavable

FAQs

When is a crown remover used?

To lift a temporary or a cemented crown that needs to come off intact, for example when recementing, checking a preparation or retrieving a restoration for adjustment.

Will it damage the crown?

Used along the path of insertion with steady force, the aim is removal without distortion. Any removal carries some risk to a cemented restoration, which is why controlled leverage matters more than force.

What material is this instrument made from?

AISI 304 stainless steel, and it withstands repeated autoclave sterilisation.

Stocked alongside our automatic crown remover and restorative instrument range.

Manufactured by InstruDental, UK specialists in dental hand instruments.

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