Saarlouis, 24.03.2014

Dear Sirs/Madams,

the surgical instruments which we are using in our medical office day by day were bought from the erbrich-instrumente GmbH in Tuttlingen. We bought those surgical instruments in 1996 due to our office launching and we are still quite satisfied with this buying!
The high quality and the long duration of life of instruments from the erbrich instrumente GmbH is highly recommended by us.

Sincerely

H. Junk

Tillysburg 05.07.2006

Dear Mr Erbrich,

I had to extract the second mandible molar from a five-year-old warm blood mare today. Since this tooth had fistulised through the mandible towards ventral some time ago, it was extremely brittle and could not be extracted in a single piece. I took this opportunity to use the new root elevators for the first time and was singularly impressed! Without these instruments the intervention would not have been possible, and I would have been forced to open the bone from ventral.
However, as it was, I was able to extract the tooth orally. In my opinion, these instruments represent a major step forward – I would not have thought it before, but it goes to show that you really do never stop learning. After trying them all out, I have come to the conclusion that in total four are required (one for each possible side) –
In any case, I would like to congratulate you on these instruments and express how much satisfaction they have brought me.

Pferdeklinik Tillysburg
Dr. Clemens Mahringer
Dr. Christian Franz
Pferdeklinik Tillysburg
Bruck bei Hausleiten 11
A-4490 St.Florian
Austria

Tierärzliche Gemeinschaftspraxis
Dr. Isabell Herold & Dr. Tilman Simon
Bürg 27
83627 Warngau

19.04.2012

Sehr geehrter Herr Erbrich!

I am pleased to send you the following report on my experience of using your bayonet gouge for equine dental treatment.
Last week, I had to extract the wolf teeth (105 and 205) of a 2-year-old Quarter Horse. Normally I use your root elevator with sliding bar. In this case, I was indeed successful in loosening the wolf teeth somewhat, but not nearly enough for extraction. Only by using the bayonet gouges was I able to apply sufficient force to the root in order to subsequently perform the extraction without any major risk of fracture. The wolf teeth had a very small crown but extremely strong roots (total length almost 2 cm!). Without the bayonet gouges I could not have completed the job at the stable, and would have had to treat the horse at my clinic, which of course entails a lot of time and expense.
I wish to express my appreciation for these excellent instruments, which certainly make the work of the equine dental practice a great deal easier.

Yours sincerely,

Dr. Clemens Mahringer
St. Florian, 19.4.2012

Wolf teeth root elevator with cross handle:

The clubbed handle combined with the crossbars means that this instrument sits absolutely securely in the hand. Little by little, I have expanded the field of application of this instrument beyond the extraction of wolf teeth. We also use it in the extraction of incisors and hook teeth and – thanks to the fact that the head is sturdy enough to be used with a hammer – in minimally invasive buccotomies, too! Over the years, it has become one of my favourite instruments for equine dentistry!

Tierärztliche Gemeinschaftspraxis (Joint veterinary practice)
Dr Isabell Herold & Dr Tilman Simon
Bürg 27
83627 Warngau, Germany