Dental Aspirating Syringe Dentist Surgical Instruments 2.2cc C-W type German Grade

A Dental Aspirating Syringe is a type of dental instrument used for administering local anesthesia in dental procedures. The term "Aspirating" refers to the mechanism by which the dentist is able to verify that the needle is not in a blood vessel before administering the anesthetic.

Here’s a breakdown of the terms you provided:

1. Dental Aspirating Syringe: It is used to inject anesthetics while also allowing the dentist to "aspirate" (suck back) to check if the needle tip is in a blood vessel before the injection, ensuring safety during the procedure.

2. 2.2cc: This refers to the volume capacity of the syringe. The "cc" stands for cubic centimeters, and in this case, it indicates that the syringe can hold 2.2 cubic centimeters of anesthetic solution, a standard size for dental injections.

3. C-W Type: This refers to a specific model or design of the syringe, which might have a distinctive mechanism or structure. The "C-W" type could refer to a particular brand or style, but this isn’t a widely recognized standard, so it may be specific to a manufacturer or design.

4. German GR: This likely indicates that the syringe is of German manufacture and the "GR" could be a model designation or a reference to the manufacturer’s branding (perhaps a German company specializing in high-quality surgical or dental instruments).

German dental instruments are often known for their precision and durability. A 2.2cc aspirating syringe made in Germany would likely be made from high-quality materials such as stainless steel, offering reliability and functionality.