MONOPROTECT® INIBSA PLUS
High-quality dental needles with enlarged bore for smoother and more comfortable injections. Available in different sizes to offer adaptability for different types of patients and procedures.
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Indications
Palatal, intraosseous, infiltrative and block injection techniques.
Benefits
- Stainless Steel cannulas with silicon-coated tip.
- Triple beveled to facilitate tissue penetration and reduce tissue injuries.
- Bevel indicator printed on the cone that allows a proper needle positioning.
- Sterility guarantee. Welded point that joins safety cap and protector
- Latex free. Reduces the risk of allergic reactions or skin irritations
- Color-coded
- Quick identification. Production batch, expiry date and size printed directly on the needle cap. Compatible with metric threaded syringes.
Moreover, Monoprotect® Inibsa PLUS Dental Needles offer some diferential characteristics over standard Monoprotect® Inibsa needles:
- 43% wider inner diameter than a standard needle for a better flow of the anaesthetic solution.
- Low injection resistance: requires less pressure applied during the injection procedure.
- Comfortable and smoother handling. Extra safety for patients.
- Easier and more reliable aspiration technique to avoid intravascular injection.
Presentation
Needles individually packed in boxes of 100 pieces.
Available sizes:
- Monoprotect® Inibsa PLUS 30G 12mm
- Monoprotect® Inibsa PLUS 30G 16mm
- Monoprotect® Inibsa PLUS 30G 21mm
- Monoprotect® Inibsa PLUS 30G 25mm
- Monoprotect® Inibsa PLUS 27G 36mm
Uses
Can be used with current standard dental cartridge syringes.
For professional dental use only. Do not fold or bend the needle.
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