Top Seller October 2026: The Dental Instruments Clinics Chose Most

#1 overall: Sickle Scaler 204S – ErgoRazor®. Plus the category winners in restoration, diagnostics, extraction, surgery, endodontics and sterilisation.

Top Seller October 2026 – best-selling ErgoDenta dental instruments: Sickle Scaler 204S ErgoRazor, Filling Contour ErgoSlip, Nabers probe, Castroviejo needle holder, Endo Plugger ErgoLite X and ErgoTray 8

These are the ErgoDenta instruments clinics ordered most in October 2026 – one winner per category, and one #1 overall. Tap a card to see why it made the list.

#1 overall Sickle Scaler 204S ErgoRazor – best-selling dental instrument October 2026
Periodontics

Sickle Scaler 204S – ErgoRazor®

For supragingival calculus removal – the everyday scaler for heavier deposits above the gumline.

Why clinics choose it

Working ends in 440C stainless steel, hardened to 60+ HRC, with a special sharpness treatment: the ErgoRazor® edge holds its sharpness up to 3× longer than a standard instrument. Three finishes – Silver, Gold and Black – on ErgoX®, ErgoX® Plus or ErgoSteel Plus handles.

Compare: all sickle scalers · periodontics

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Filling Contour 2.0 mm ErgoSlip non-stick composite instrument
Restoration

Filling Contour 2.0 mm – ErgoSlip

Placing and shaping composite restorations.

Why clinics choose it

ErgoSlip has titanium-coated, non-stick tips, so composite releases cleanly instead of dragging at the working end.

More: composite & filling instruments · restoration

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Nabers probe ball-end periodontal probe for furcation measurement
Diagnostics

Nabers Probe (ball-end)

Furcation measurement on multi-rooted teeth.

Why clinics choose it

The curved, ball-ended tip follows the furcation gently. Available on several handles – ErgoX®, ErgoX® Plus and ErgoSteel – and as an ErgoLite X version.

More: periodontal probes · diagnostics

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Root tip elevator 1.8 mm ErgoX for fractured root tips
Extraction

Root Tip Elevator 1.8 mm – ErgoX®

Elevating fractured root tips.

Why clinics choose it

A slim 1.8 mm working end for delicate work, not heavy leverage. Which elevator for which job? Read Dental elevators: types, names & uses.

More: root tip elevators · elevators · extraction

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Castroviejo micro needle holder straight 18 cm tungsten carbide
Surgery

Castroviejo Micro Needle Holder 18 cm TC

Grasping and driving suture needles precisely.

Why clinics choose it

Tungsten carbide (TC) inserts give a secure grip on fine suture needles during oral surgery.

More: needle holders · surgery

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Endo plugger ErgoLite X for gutta-percha compaction
Endodontics

Endo Plugger – ErgoLite X

Gutta-percha compaction.

Why clinics choose it

On the ErgoLite handle – 11.5 mm in diameter and about 14 g – for a comfortable grip and less hand fatigue.

More: endodontics

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ErgoTray 8 autoclavable instrument tray for eight dental instruments
Sterilize & Organize

ErgoTray 8

Up to eight instruments, fully autoclavable.

Why clinics choose it

ErgoTrays have ergonomic lids, secure locks and engineered slots, and come in nine colours for colour-coded set-ups (180 × 136 × 26 mm).

More: sterilize & organize

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FAQ

What is a sickle scaler used for?

A sickle scaler has a pointed tip and two cutting edges and removes supragingival calculus – deposits above the gumline – especially between the teeth. For subgingival work, clinicians switch to curettes.

What is a Nabers probe used for?

A Nabers probe is a curved periodontal probe used to detect and measure furcation involvement on multi-rooted teeth. The ball end is gentle on tissue.

When is the next Top Seller?

The November 2026 Top Seller is published in early December. All-time favourites are on the Best-Seller page.

Order or try the Top Sellers

Dental professionals can create a clinic account to see prices and order, or find a partner on the distributor page. Browse everything in the catalogue, and tell us what you think on the feedback page.

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