Sequence – Pascal Instrument Kit

When you want clean margins, a dry field, and real soft‑tissue control, instruments matter just as much as materials. Sequence – Pascal Instrument Kit is the selection of instruments from the Retrax® System used for documentation, planning, and clinical execution within SEQUENCE — The Course (Document • Plan • Execute).

The kit is recommended by the course lecturers:

• Ciprian Boca – Documentation
• Lenu Boca – Design, Planning and Lab Work
• Dr. Adrian Argint – Clinical Execution

This is a set designed for the complete workflow: precise handling, controlled placement of the retraction cord, correct finishing, and periodontal evaluation.
 

The kit includes the following PASCAL instruments:

1. Pascal Retrax® Cord Tweezers
Multi‑purpose tweezers for controlled grasping and transfer of materials in/out of the oral cavity (including hemostatic pellets).

2. Pascal Retrax® Cord Scissors
For controlled and safe cutting of the retraction cord, with good maneuverability in the cervical area.

3. Pascal instrument for gingival retraction cord placement – R‑55 Retrax® System (or equivalent)
For inserting and adapting the cord into the gingival sulcus, with control and stability during handling.

4. Pascal instrument for gingival retraction cord placement – P/K São Paulo R‑101 Retrax® System
A Retrax® range instrument for precise placement, useful for gaining access and visibility at the margin area.

5. BK‑1 Probe periodontal probe
Periodontal diagnostic probe with 0.5 mm markings, for evaluation and control (including during the tissue/sulcus verification step).
 

Why it’s worth buying them together, not as separate pieces:

• Ensures a complete retraction workflow: from handling and placement to finishing and verification.
• Gives you better field control in the steps where you need visibility and margin access.
• Supports standardization: same instruments, same working logic—easier to repeat the protocol every time.
• Recommended in an educational context (SEQUENCE), making it a great fit for clinicians who want to align their instrumentation with a clear protocol.