Photography Practice Kit 1

Retractor - Double Sided Cheek (set of 2, plastic) 

Retractor - Buccal Cheek (single, plastic)

Retractor  - Occlusal Lip (single, plastic)

Mirror - Extra Large Occlusal (69mm W x 76mm W x 130mm L, Glass)

Mirror - Large Occlusal  (60mm W x 70mm W x 134mm L, Glass)

Mirror - Buccal (40mm W x 55mm W x 155mm L, Glass)

Mirror - Lingual (40mm W x 40mm W x 155mm L, Glass)

Contraster - Occlusal (80mm, 70mm, 60mm - 3 arms, width, Soft Flexible) 

Contraster - Buccal / Lingual (230mm x 40mm / 30mm, Soft Flexible

Contraster  - Palatal / Anterior (220mm x 67mm/60mm, Soft Flexible)

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CLINICAL PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP 

Sterilisation Instructions

Glass Intra-Oral Mirror

Glass mirror surfaces can be cleaned with water or glass cleaner.

Dry the mirrors with a soft microfiber cloth. Do not use paper towel as it is abrasive and can dull the mirror surface overtime.

Completely dry the mirrors before placing them in an autoclave sleeve to prevent mineral spots on the mirror. Autoclaving is the recommended method of sterilisation but mirrors may also be cold sterilised. To protect your mirror from damage during sterilisation we suggest you use our Mirror Sterilisation Cassette.

Autoclave pouches are recommended to keep the mirrors sterile until needed.

Autoclave recommended settings:

121°C (249.8°F) for 20+ minutes or

134°C (273.2°F) for 10+ minutes

Do not put mirrors into an ultrasonic cleaning device and do not use bleach solutions. Discard any mirror with a chipped or scratched edge.

Plastic Retractors

Plastic retractors can be autoclaved as per the recommended settings above, although cold sterilisation for plastic retractors will prolong the life.

Contrasters 

- Use clean with water and mild soap only.

- Do not use abrasive products on Contrasters.

- Dry completely before autoclaving to prevent waterspots.

- Autoclave for sterilisation at 275°F or 135°C for a maximum of 15 minutes.