Pin and Ligature is a commonly used instrument in orthodontics. The cutting edge is made of tungsten carbide or stainless steel which is placed mesial to the beaks. The PLC cutter with 45 degree and 90 degree angle cutting tips are easy to use in the posterior areas. The instrument is specially designed for smooth cutting of soft ligature wires, lock pins and elastomerics.

The instrument is made of high-grade stainless steel for extreme durability. Band remover is a orthodontic plier which removes bands, brackets and adhesives. The tip of band remover is specially formatted for precision gripping. The working end of posterior band remover has a nylon tipped beak with slight curve at the tip. It’s a great choice for removal of bands from posterior side.

Band pusher is a long instrument with cylindrical back handle and serrated working end. It’s specially designed to push bands so as to seat them or adapt them to the exact contour of the teeth. The hollow handle makes the band pusher light and the serrated rectangular tip provides good transfer of force when positioning bands.

Crimpable hook plier is specially designed for surgical ball hooks and other auxiliaries. The plier has slotted tips which securely hold the auxiliaries for positive crimping. The pliers may have angled, straight or slim tip for best intraoral access. It’s specially used to avoid unexpected damage or cutting of hooks, bands or tubes while crimping. Get highly durable instruments at affordable price!!

Classic tweed style or ribbon arch plier is a great instrument for adjusting torque in rectangular arch wires. Ribbon arch plier is well-known for bending offsets and 90 degree bands. Tweed pliers are higly used in de-torquing the ends of archwires. At Koden, we take up the right commitment to deliver error- free and durable dental products.

Band seater is made of high impact plastics or wood. It’s available in various shapes like square, rectangle or triangular. This allows easy access to inter-proximal area with a serrated surface finish. The square tip allows maximum grip and prevents spillage. It’s used for patient to bite on the surface with the thin inlay tip resting on the band edge.