Fig. 3
Ø20mm
Compact, magnified, and cone-threaded. The NES-1129 pairs a smaller 20mm head with magnifying glass and a cone-socket fitting — a combination built for clinicians who want detail-enhancing reflection and a mirror that locks in securely to cone-style handles rather than relying on friction alone.
The smaller Fig. 3 head size makes it a natural fit for posterior visibility, pediatric patients, or any situation where a compact mirror head navigates the mouth more comfortably than a larger one. Add magnification into that mix, and it becomes a useful tool for catching small cracks, decay margins, or restoration edges that a plain small mirror might not reveal as clearly.
Three things worth knowing:
The cone-socket thread reduces the wobble some clinicians notice with plain-stem mirrors after months of daily use
Magnifying surfaces need the same gentle handling as any optical instrument — avoid abrasive cleaning agents that could scratch the coating over time
Fully compatible with autoclave sterilization protocols used across dental practices
Made from surgical stainless steel throughout, it holds up to the wear of daily clinical rotation. At $1.20 per unit, it’s a practical pick for practices already using cone-socket handle systems who want the smaller, magnifying option in their diagnostic instrument rotation.
