Dental Mouth Mirror #5 | Diagnostic Mirror | VS Surgico

$ 8

Dental mouth mirror with #5 mirror head for clear intraoral visibility. Stainless steel handle, autoclavable. OEM & bulk export available.

Description

Dental Mouth Mirror – #5 Mirror Head

The VS Surgico Dental Mouth Mirror pairs a #5 diameter mirror head with a balanced stainless steel handle for clear, distortion-free intraoral viewing. It is the essential diagnostic instrument for examinations, moisture control, and tissue retraction in everyday dentistry.

Product Overview

The #5 head is the most widely used mirror size, large enough for a broad field of view yet compact enough for posterior access. The front-surface mirror coating delivers a bright, accurate reflection without the ghost images of rear-surface mirrors, and the smooth rim is gentle on soft tissue.

Dentists use the mouth mirror to inspect tooth surfaces indirectly, reflect light into dark areas of the mouth, retract cheeks and tongue, and protect soft tissue during rotary work. The ergonomic handle provides a secure, tactile grip for precise angling.

The handle is machined from solid surgical-grade stainless steel; the mirror head is securely mounted for long service life. Fully autoclavable, corrosion-resistant, and individually inspected for mirror clarity before packing.

Specifications Table

AttributeDetail
Mirror Head#5 (22mm diameter)
Mirror TypeFront-surface, distortion-free
HandleSolid stainless steel, ergonomic
ConnectionStandard screw thread
FinishMirror polish
ApplicationDental examination, intraoral visibility, tissue retraction
MaterialSurgical Grade Stainless Steel
SterilityNon-Sterile (autoclavable by end user)
Rust PreventionPassivated
CleaningUltrasonically Cleaned
QC TestingBoil Test, Performance Test, Shape Test
ReusableYes – Fully Autoclavable
StandardsCE MDR 2017/745, ISO 13485:2016, ISO 9001:2015
PackingIndividual Polybag / Custom OEM Packaging Available
MOQ / OEMPrivate label & bulk export available

FAQ

Q: What does #5 mean in a mouth mirror?
A: #5 refers to the mirror head diameter (22mm), the most popular size for general dental examinations.

Q: Front-surface vs rear-surface mirror: what is the difference?
A: Front-surface mirrors reflect from the front of the glass, giving a single bright image with no ghosting; rear-surface mirrors can show double images.

Q: Is the mirror head replaceable?
A: Yes. The head uses a standard screw thread, so worn heads can be replaced while keeping the handle.

Q: Can it be autoclaved?
A: Yes. Both handle and mirror head withstand standard autoclave cycles.

Q: Do you supply these in bulk to dental dealers?
A: Yes. Bulk OEM supply with private labeling and custom packaging is available.

Key Facts

VS Surgico manufactures the Dental Mouth Mirror with a #5 (22mm) front-surface mirror head and solid stainless steel handle. Each mirror is inspected for clarity and distortion, ultrasonically cleaned, and tested via boil, performance, and shape testing. Manufactured under CE MDR 2017/745, ISO 13485:2016, and ISO 9001:2015 standards, with OEM and private-label production available for distributors sourcing from Sialkot, Pakistan.

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