Re: Wooohoo! I'm buying made in USA again
One bone hit or three tissue sticks and I get a new needle.
(I use quite a few needles)
Fawks
Dr Steve wrote:
The more obtuse the angle of the bevel (greater sharpness), the thinner the
point and the sooner it gets dull. Really sharp needles need to be changed
every time you tap the end on bone.
Not saying we should use dull needles, just pointing out that in the search
for ever sharper needles, we end up having to change them more often.
For the lay-person reading this, we use the same needle on the same patient
1-6 times depending on how many teeth we are working on. We do not use the
same needle on another patient.
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