Crown Spreader, Dental Instrument
A dental crown spreader used to create controlled space during crown and bridge procedures, giving dentists precision without damaging surrounding teeth.
The Crown Spreader is a dental instrument used to create a small amount of controlled space between adjacent teeth or between a tooth and a temporary restoration, a step that can be needed during certain crown and bridge procedures to make room for a new restoration or to separate a crown that has become stuck against neighbouring tissue.
Its shaped tip is designed to be inserted carefully into the space that needs to be widened, with the handle allowing the dentist to apply gradual, controlled pressure rather than force that could damage the tooth or surrounding structures. High quality stainless steel construction is intended to give the instrument the durability to handle this kind of controlled spreading work repeatedly without losing its precision or shape over time.
An ergonomic handle design supports a comfortable, secure grip, which matters for a task that requires steady, careful pressure applied over a short period. Dentists and prosthodontists rely on crown spreaders as a practical addition to their restorative dentistry instrument set, used specifically during crown and bridge preparation and placement visits.
As a reusable stainless steel instrument, it should be cleaned, disinfected and sterilised between each patient.
