Septoject Needles

Septoject Needles, 30-gauge Short Dental Needles, Blue, 100/Box – Complete Buyer's Guide

Blue / 100/Box / 30.0
$20.13 USD
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Septoject Needles, 30-gauge Short Dental Needles, Blue, 100/Box – Complete Buyer's Guide

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Septoject Needles, 30-gauge Short Dental Needles, Blue, 100/Box – Complete Buyer's Guide

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Product overview

Inventory ID: 937-1424AA

Septoject 30-gauge short dental needles deliver local anesthetic with precision and patient comfort during routine procedures. The short 25 mm length provides control for infiltrations and select nerve blocks, while the triple-bevel design and siliconized cannula reduce tissue trauma. This Complete Buyer's Guide helps you choose confidently and maintain smooth anesthetic delivery.

What makes this product stand out?

Septoject needles combine a comfort-focused gauge with clinical features that reduce injection discomfort. The triple-bevel design, polished and siliconized cannula, and excellent needle flexibility work together to minimize tissue trauma during placement.

Key advantages include:

  • The sharp bevel needle reduces penetration pressure
  • Siliconized cannula supports smooth insertion
  • Short length enhances infiltration control
  • Single-use design supports infection control
  • Blue color coding enables quick identification

What is this product made of?

The needles are manufactured from high-grade surgical stainless steel for flexibility and strength. The siliconized canula provides smooth glide during insertion, while the prethreaded plastic hub attaches securely to standard 1.8 mL dental syringes. The triple bevel is precision-cut for reduced tissue resistance.

At-a-glance comparison:

  • 30 gauge vs 27 gauge: finer diameter for comfort-focused injections
  • Short (25mm) vs long (35mm): improved control for infiltrations, less depth for nerve blocks

This construction delivers reliable performance across routine anesthetic procedures.

What is it used for?

30-gauge short needles are suited for local anesthetic delivery where fine-gauge comfort and controlled depth matter most. The 25 mm length works well for infiltrations and shallow placements without excessive penetration.

Common applications include:

  • Maxillary infiltrations
  • Anterior procedures requiring precision
  • Pediatric injections
  • Supplemental anesthetic delivery
  • General restorative and hygiene support

Why you'll appreciate this product

These needles support calm, controlled anesthetic delivery

For your work:

  • The triple-bevel design reduces insertion resistance
  • Siliconized surface supports smoother tissue glide
  • Short length improves tactile feedback
  • The bevel indicator helps orient the needle correctly
  • Flexible stainless steel reduces breakage during placement

For your practice:

  • Blue color coding reduces selection errors during setup
  • Single-use design supports infection control compliance
  • Fits standard 1.8 mL dental syringes
  • 100-count boxes balance inventory efficiency
  • Consistent quality supports standardized protocols

Together, these features help maintain calm, controlled anesthetic delivery.
Specifications
  • Gauge: 30 gauge
  • Length: Short (25mm)
  • Hub color: Blue
  • Hub type: Plastic, pre-threaded
  • Bevel: Triple-bevel
  • Quantity: 100 needles per box
  • Material: High-grade surgical stainless steel
  • Syringe compatibility: Standard 1.8 mL dental syringes
  • Sterility: Sterile
  • Single-use: Yes
  • Latex status: Latex-free

Dispose of needles in approved sharps containers immediately after use. Do not reuse.
Sizing & selection

Choosing the correct needle improves accuracy and patient experience

Gauge selection:

30-gauge balances patient comfort with adequate anesthetic flow and structural strength for controlled placement.

Needle length:

Short (25 mm) needles provide better tactile control for infiltrations. Long needles are reserved for deeper nerve blocks requiring greater penetration.

Color coding:

Blue hubs identify 30-gauge short needles at a glance during tray setup, reducing selection errors.

Packaging quantity:

100-count boxes support efficient stocking for routine anesthetic needs without excessive inventory.

Hub type:

Plastic hubs are pre-threaded for straight, secure syringe attachment.

This configuration suits daily injections where comfort and precision are priorities.

Explore other options

Complementary anesthetic supplies can support varied clinical needs.

  • Long dental needles for deeper nerve blocks
  • 27-gauge needles for clinicians preferring slightly larger diameters
  • Local anesthetic cartridges (articaine, lidocaine, mepivacaine)
  • Aspirating syringes and injection accessories
  • Topical anesthetics for pre-injection numbing

Matching needle selection to procedure type supports precision and comfort.
Care & storage

Proper handling supports safety and compliance.

  • Store in original packaging until use
  • Check packaging integrity before opening
  • Attach securely to compatible syringes
  • Use once and discard immediately after use
  • Dispose of in approved sharps containers per local regulations
Frequently asked questions
  1. When should I use a short needle?Short needles work well for infiltrations and procedures where deep penetration isn't required. Use long needles for inferior alveolar nerve blocks and other techniques requiring greater depth.
  2. Is 30 gauge appropriate for most injections?Yes, 30 gauge is widely chosen for comfort-focused injections while maintaining adequate flow and structural integrity for controlled placement.
  3. Are these needles compatible with standard syringes?Yes. They're designed to fit standard 1.8 mL dental aspirating syringes with pre-threaded plastic hubs for secure attachment.
  4. Are these needles sterile?Yes. They are supplied sterile and intended for single use only to support infection control.
  5. Why is hub color important?Color coding helps you quickly identify the needle gauge during tray setup, reducing selection errors and supporting efficient workflow.

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