Ergonomics is not something you can judge from a photo. That is why the ErgoDenta stand at IDS has always been open and hands-on. If you only have ten minutes at Hall 10.2, Stand S-060, these are the five instruments to pick up first.
Video: ErgoDenta at IDS 2027 – Hall 10.2, Stand S-060 · 16–20 March 2027, Cologne
1. The same curette on ErgoX® and ErgoX® Plus
Identical working end, two handle diameters — 11.5 mm and 13.7 mm. Hold one in each hand and you will know within seconds which one your grip wants. It is the fastest way to standardise a clinic on one handle feel. About ErgoX®
2. An ErgoRazor® Gracey
440C stainless, specially treated to hold its edge up to 3× longer than standard steel. At the stand you can feel the difference a razor edge makes on the scaling stroke — and ask why hygienists keep reordering it. ErgoRazor® explained
3. An ErgoSlip composite instrument
Non-stick working ends for layered composite work. Try the filling contour and the anterior instruments — clinicians who do a lot of anterior restorations tend not to give them back.
4. An ErgoTip® handle with a tip change
Replace only the tip; the handle stays with the clinician. Change a tip yourself at the stand and you will understand the cost-per-instrument argument — and, for dealers, the recurring tip business. About ErgoTip®
5. A 0.7 mm microscopic endo mirror
The ultra-thin HD mirror that a Prague microscopic endodontist reviewed for us. Under magnification the 0.7 mm profile is the point — see it under the loupe at the stand. Read the review
Bonus for distributors: the Best-Seller tray
One tray with the instruments European clinics reorder the most. If you are building a first ErgoDenta assortment for your market, this is the shortcut. See the selection
