NES-1178

Lingual Lower
Same idea as its upper-arch counterpart, flipped: the NES-1178 reflects the tongue-side surfaces of the mandibular teeth, an angle that matters more than it gets credit for in restorative and orthodontic documentation.
Why this view earns a dedicated mirror rather than a workaround: lower anterior lingual surfaces are where calculus builds fastest, where lower incisor crowding and lingual tipping show up clearest in ortho records, and where restorative margins on lower anterior crowns are hardest to inspect any other way. Trying to improvise this shot with a standard mirror usually means a doubled, hazy image that doesn’t hold up in a chart or a lab communication packet.
This diagnostic instrument solves that with the same rhodium-coated reflective surface used across Next Edge Surgical’s photographic mirror line—the coating is what prevents the ghosting that plagues uncoated mirrors under flash.
What it’s good for:
→ Lower anterior lingual surface documentation
→ Periodontal and calculus tracking on mandibular lingual surfaces
→ Ortho case records showing lower arch crowding or rotation
→ Restorative margin checks on lower incisors and canines
Surgical stainless steel construction, sized for the mandibular arch, built to hold up under routine sterilization. At $30, it’s the natural companion to the NES-1177 lingual upper mirror for practices building a complete intraoral photography set — and orders of 100+ units qualify for the standard 10% bulk discount.