Dental Stone is a gypsum-based material used in dentistry to create accurate models, casts, and dies for diagnostic and laboratory procedures. It is a refined form of calcium sulfate hemihydrate (CaSO₄·½H₂O) that, when mixed with water, hardens into a durable and precise replica of oral structures such as teeth and gums.

Dental syringes are precision instruments used by dentists to deliver local anesthesia efficiently and safely during dental procedures. They allow for controlled injection of anesthetic solutions into the oral tissues to numb specific areas before treatment.

Dycal is a calcium hydroxide–based dental liner used as a protective base or cavity liner beneath restorative materials such as amalgam, composite, or glass ionomer. It promotes secondary dentin formation and protects the pulp from thermal and chemical irritation.

Dycal applicators are precision dental instruments used to mix and apply calcium hydroxide materials (like Dycal) to the prepared tooth cavity floor before placing restorative materials such as composites or amalgam. They ensure accurate placement of cavity liners and bases for pulp protection and thermal insulation.

Etching refers to the process of applying an acidic material—usually phosphoric acid—to the surface of enamel or dentin to prepare the tooth for bonding. The etchant creates microscopic roughness (micro-porosities) that allows adhesive resins or composite materials to bond strongly to the tooth structure.

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Finishing Strips are thin, flexible abrasive strips used in dentistry for finishing, contouring, and polishing interproximal surfaces of composite restorations and enamel. They help achieve smooth contact areas and restore natural tooth anatomy.