This collection features a diverse range of dental carvers, contour carbide instruments, and chisels—each crafted to serve precise restorative, shaping, and sculpting needs in operative and prosthodontic dentistry.

The carvers include composite and anatomical carvers like the Composite Interproximal (1915), TANNER series (1916–1917), THARP (1918), and THOMPSON (1919), all ideal for carving anatomical contours and interproximal restorations. The University of Minnesota designs (1920–1921), UPR (1922), and WALL (1923) provide specialty patterns tailored for efficient marginal contouring and occlusal surface shaping.

The Contour Carbide Carvers (1924–1926) offer exceptional finishing tools with fine-tipped carbide ends. These are ideal for polishing and contouring restorations such as amalgam or composite, with excellent tactile sensitivity due to ergonomic handles and carbide precision.

The Chisel range (1927–1931) includes bin-angled and straight varieties, such as Wedelstaedt chisels and bin-angle instruments. They are crafted to offer clean margin refinement, wall carving in Class II cavities, and shaping of cavity preparations. Their angled blades ensure access to anterior and posterior regions without obstructing vision or movement.

Product Variants (Model Numbers):

Carvers:

• 1915 – Composite Interproximal

• 1916 – TANNER Fig. 5

• 1917 – TANNER Fig. 6

• 1918 – THARP Fig. 1

• 1919 – THOMPSON Fig. 1

• 1920 – University of Minnesota Fig. 1

• 1921 – University of Minnesota Fig. 2

• 1922 – UPR Fig. 1

• 1923 – WALL Fig. 3

Contour Carbide Carvers (Finishing):

• 1924 – Contour Carbide (Fig. 1-2)

• 1925 – Cleoid Discoid

• 1926 – Contour Carbide (Fig. 10-11)

Chisels:

• 1927 – 1.5mm Bin-Angle (15-8-8)

• 1928 – 1.5mm Straight (15)

• 1929 – 1mm Wedelstaedt (10-15-3)

• 1930 – 1.5mm Wedelstaedt (15-15-3)

• 1931 – 2mm Wedelstaedt (20-15-3)

Product Specifications:

• Material: High-grade stainless steel with ergonomic grip options

• Function: Carving, shaping, contouring, and planing restorations

• Finish: Satin and tactile tone options for carbide tools

• Design: Double-ended, balanced for precision control

Why Professionals Choose These Instruments:

These carvers and chisels deliver consistent results in both anterior and posterior procedures. Whether defining marginal ridges, shaping interproximal contacts, or finishing composite fillings, these tools are indispensable. Carbide tips enhance cutting efficiency while ergonomic grips reduce operator fatigue.

Key Features:

• Full carver and chisel range for all cavity types

• Lightweight and balanced for precision handling

• Contour carbide tips ideal for fine finishing

• Autoclavable and corrosion-resistant