Fig. 6
Ø26mm
The largest mirror in Next Edge Surgical’s entire catalog gets the front-surface treatment. At 26mm, the NES-1141 offers the widest field of view available, paired with a reflective coating positioned directly on the glass surface rather than behind it — eliminating the subtle double-reflection that can occur with standard mirror construction.
This is a diagnostic instrument built for situations where maximum coverage is the priority: sweeping full-mouth views, clinical photography where framing consistency matters, or teaching environments where a bigger reflected image helps observers see exactly what the treating clinician sees.
A few honest notes: a head this size isn’t the right choice for pediatric patients or tight posterior access — it’s built for adult full-arch work where broad visibility outweighs maneuverability. And because front-surface coatings are more exposed than behind-glass designs, they benefit from gentler cleaning methods to preserve clarity over repeated sterilization cycles.
Construction is consistent with the rest of the range: surgical stainless steel, plain-stem for standard handle compatibility, and full autoclave tolerance. At $1.00, this flagship-size mirror costs the same as the smallest options in the catalog — solid value for practices that regularly need the widest possible view.
