The Frahm carver provides two angled working ends for shaping restorative material. A textured handle gives the clinician a defined gripping area.
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Recommended Users Dentists and restorative teams working with amalgam restorations. |
Frahm Working Profile The Frahm pattern provides two angled working ends on one handle. It gives a clinician a carving instrument for shaping restorative material during the finishing stage. |
Key Features
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Restorative Uses Choose the working end suited to the surface and access needed for the restoration. The carver is listed for amalgam; the clinician selects the technique according to the material and procedure. |
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Product Specifications Instrument: Frahm amalgam carver |
Choosing a Carver A carver shapes restorative anatomy, while a plugger is selected for adapting or condensing material. Read Artman’s guide to pluggers and carvers when comparing instruments for your tray. |
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Care and Reprocessing Remove restorative residue, clean and inspect the working ends, and follow product-specific reprocessing instructions. See Artman’s autoclave instructions for general instrument care. |
Why Artman Instruments Artman is FDA-registered and offers a one-year US replacement warranty. Order the Frahm carver for your restorative instrument setup. |
