Dr. Buchanan Hand Instruments

The Buchanan Minimally Invasive Endo Pluggers are ideal for any dentist preparing minimally invasive access cavities or clinicians using irrigation systems.  These pluggers can be used with any warm or cold obturation technique, including the Continuous Wave.  Either end of these double-ended stainless steel pluggers may condense and control the movement of gutta percha under pressure; the smallest sizes can be used for condensing even the most radically curved canals.

The Buchanan Continuous Wave Pluggers are designed for the modern dentist.  Use these pluggers with any warm or cold obturation technique, including the Continuous Wave. Featuring tapered NiTi and SS ends, either end can condense and control the movement of gutta percha under pressure, and the NiTi end can condense even the most radically curved canals.

Tired of fumbling between mirrors?  Never able to locate your small or large mirror?  Well, we have solved your problem!  The Double-Ended Mirror Handle is designed to fit cone socket mirror heads on both ends.  But wait there's more!  You can replace each of the mirror heads after they become worn or broken.  Don’t be the dentist that gets mad at your assistant because they can’t find the correct mirror.  If it’s good enough for Dr. L. Stephen Buchanan (he’s very picky) it is definitely good enough for you! *Mirror Heads Sold Separately

The Spoon Excavator is a popular instrument for easy access and removal of debris and decay.  Available in sizes small (elongated), medium, and large.

DG-16: The Endodontic Explorer DG-16 is made from the highest quality materials providing flexibility, strength, tactile sensitivity, and resilience that clinicians need when exploring and assessing the access cavity and canals. DG-16B (Bent Ends): The Endodontic Explorer Bent Ends DG-16B has bent ends at each instrument tip that allow the clinician to easily locate canals--especially elusive MB2 canals--during a root canal procedure.  This instrument is made from the highest quality materials to provide flexibility, strength, tactile sensitivity, and resilience that clinicians need when exploring and assessing the access cavity and canals.