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Benda Wedge is an inter-proximal wedge coated with an astringent to be used in combination with other devices to temporarily retain composite or amalgam restorative material as well as to control gingival bleeding during dental restorations.

Benda Wedge is indicated for use as a temporary inter-proximal wedge during dental restorative procedures. Benda Wedge is similar in design to the Wedge Wand predicate device but includes a hemostatic agent to control gingival bleeding. Design features consist of the following: Available in four anatomically-shaped sizes for optimum placement in inter-proximal spaces. Use an injection-molded thermoplastic material which is then coated with a fixed amount of aluminum sulfate hexadecahydrate to help control gingival bleeding.

DETECTAR is indicated for use in the detection of subgingival dental calculus. DETECTAR is indicated for the detection of subgingival dental calculus

The DETECTAR probe is similar in intended use, size, and shape to a manual periodontal probe. The DETECTAR probe contains an optical fiber that reads the optical signature of dental calculus and converts it into an electrical signal. From that electrical signal a computer analysis identifies the dental calculus.

For use in the preparation of root canals prior to the final filling of the root canals in adult or deciduous teeth. The Dentist or Endodontist examines the patient to determine if the method of treatment is to be the removal of the root canal for the appropriate reasons. After opening the tooth with the access bur the first part of the root canal is exposed to the point where the canals tend to branch out about one third of the way. The Dentist then follows his standard procedure of locating the Apex and removal of the nerve and decayed matter from the canal using the Flare--File -- Fill procedures.

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