Oral Instruments

Oral Instruments are specialized tools used by dental professionals and oral surgeons to perform a variety of procedures within the mouth. These instruments are designed for tasks such as diagnosis, treatment, and surgical intervention. Common oral instruments include:
Explorer – A sharp, pointed tool used to detect cavities, plaque, or irregularities on teeth.
Mirror – A small, angled mirror used to provide a view of areas in the mouth that are difficult to see directly.
Scalpel – A small, sharp blade used for making incisions during oral surgeries.
Forceps – Pincers used for extracting teeth or holding tissues during procedures.
Elevators – Tools used to loosen teeth before extraction.
Curettes – Instruments used to remove soft tissue or debris from the gums or tooth sockets.
Dental drills – Rotary tools used to remove decayed tissue from teeth or shape them for restoration.
Sutures and Needle Holders – Used to stitch tissues after surgical procedures like extractions or implants.
These instruments help dental professionals perform a variety of procedures, from routine cleanings to complex surgeries such as extractions, implants, or oral cancer treatments.