Fig. 5
Ø24 mm
The largest head in the rhodium finish family, the NES-1134 brings a 24mm reflective surface to a coating known for staying brighter, longer than standard mirror glass. Rhodium is a favorite among manufacturers who supply premium diagnostic instrument precisely because it resists the gradual dulling that comes from months of high-heat autoclave cycles — a real consideration for practices sterilizing dozens of mirrors daily.
Size-wise, this is the wide-view option in the range. A larger head means fewer repositions during full-arch checks, photography prep, or situations where you’re scanning broad areas rather than isolated teeth. Combined with rhodium’s clarity, it’s a mirror built for practices that want both coverage and crispness in one instrument.
Some practical notes worth passing along:
Plain-stem design, compatible with standard (non-threaded) mirror handles
Rhodium coating resists tarnish better than uncoated glass over repeated sterilization
Surgical-grade stainless steel body throughout
Best suited to adult full-arch work rather than tight pediatric spaces
At $1.20, it’s priced the same as the smaller rhodium sizes, so the size choice comes down entirely to what fits your typical case mix. For practices already running the 20mm and 22mm rhodium mirrors, this rounds out the set at the top end.
