
When to Repair, Re-Tip or Replace a Dental Instrument
Some worn instruments can be restored; others should be retired. How to decide.
Articles written by Abdul Raffay for Aurix International.
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Some worn instruments can be restored; others should be retired. How to decide.
Simple systems to know what instruments you have, where they are and when to reorder.

Small changes to how cassettes are organised can save minutes between every patient.

How instrument design affects musculoskeletal health, and what to look for to reduce hand and wrist strain.

A practical guide for assistants on setting up a simple extraction tray in a logical order.

A logical, efficient hygiene tray layout for scaling, root planing and periodontal assessment.

How to lay out instruments for a composite restoration so the procedure flows smoothly.

Your student instrument kit is a long-term investment. How to look after it from first year to graduation.

Why the water you use in your autoclave and final rinse matters for spotless instruments.

Practical habits that reduce sharps injuries during procedures, cleaning and sterilisation.

Colour rings, tapes and coated handles can speed up identification. But they also need care.

Where and how sterile instruments are stored affects whether they are still sterile when used.
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