Seating a crown well — or removing one cleanly — is a skill that rewards the right instrument. Our Crown Instruments range includes crown removers, crown pluggers and crown setters engineered for controlled force on porcelain, zirconia and full-gold restorations.

Balanced handles and machined working ends let you apply force in one predictable vector — ideal for try-in, final cementation and strategic crown removal.

Crown Removers

Crown removers for atraumatic removal of cemented crowns. Miller and standard sliding-weight designs preserve tooth structure during crown extraction.

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Crown Spreaders & Scissors

Crown spreaders and crown scissors for cutting and lifting cemented crowns. Essential restorative tools for crown removal and replacement workflow.

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Frequently asked about Restoration

What does a typical composite cassette include?

A balanced composite kit usually has: a flat plastic, a long blade plastic, an interproximal carver, a discoid-cleoid, a ball burnisher, an acorn burnisher, and a condenser. We sell pre-built kits or single instruments.

Sectional matrix vs Tofflemire — when to use each?

Sectional matrices (with a separating ring) reproduce tight, anatomical contacts in posterior class II. Tofflemire is faster for larger restorations, build-ups, and where contour is less critical.

Do you sell rubberdam clamps in winged and wingless?

Yes — full Hu-Friedy-equivalent number range (W8A, W3, W14A, W56, W212, etc.) in both winged and wingless. Rubberdam frames, punches, and forceps available too.

How do I keep composite instruments non-stick?

Anodised titanium-nitride (gold) tips significantly reduce sticking. Wipe with alcohol between increments. Replace the working tip when the surface starts to texture.