Dental Spacers

Specialized dental separators for tooth separation in restorative procedures. Separators are manufactured with varying tensions and individually sterilized for use.

Disposable and consumable products for dental procedures including protective barriers and single-use instruments. Designed to maintain infection control standards in dental settings.

Single-use dental consumable products manufactured through precision injection molding. These sterile components support various dental procedures and maintain infection control standards.

Disposable dental consumables for dental practices and clinics. Manufactured with strict quality control to ensure safety and effectiveness in dental procedures.

Single-use dental materials and supplies for clinical practice. Products support various dental procedures and patient treatment requirements.

Supporting products and accessories used in dental restorative procedures.

Dental consumables and materials including bibs, barriers, and cleaning supplies. Supports dental professionals in patient care and infection control.

Single-use or reusable spatulas for mixing dental materials, cements, and bonding agents. These instruments provide proper mixing consistency and are designed for various dental applications.

Dental-specific consumable products for clinical procedures and patient care. Manufactured with strict quality control and available for OEM and ODM customization.

Abrasive strips used in dental procedures and laboratory applications. Part of the pro medix consumables product portfolio developed with leading physicians.

Disposable products specifically designed for dental clinical applications. These items support infection control and safety protocols in dental healthcare settings.

Disposable surgical distractor designed for orthopedic and spinal procedures to maintain tissue separation and create operative workspace. Single-use sterile device that eliminates reprocessing requirements and reduces cross-contamination risk. Supports precise surgical visualization and access during distraction procedures.