Waldent Oral Surgical Instruments Kit of 10 (K9/1)

Features

• Ratcheted finger scissors-ring for comfort.
• Lightweight design minimizes user fatigue.
• Sharp working ends ensure precise cuts.
• Made of durable stainless steel material.
• Rust-free and corrosion-resistant construction.
• Autoclavable for thorough disinfection.
• Ergonomic design enhances surgical maneuverability.

Descriptions

Waldent Oral Surgical Instruments Kit of 10 (K9/1), an indispensable set tailored to meet the demanding needs of dental professionals engaged in oral surgery. This meticulously curated kit comprises a selection of compacted surgical instruments, each crafted to ensure precision, reliability, and efficiency in clinical practice.

• Iris Scissors Curved: Ideal for fine tissue cutting, this curved iris scissors offers exceptional maneuverability and accuracy in delicate surgical procedures.
• Iris Scissors Side Curved: Featuring an angled beak, this instrument facilitates cutting in challenging posterior areas, ensuring access and precision where it’s needed most.
• Scalpel Handle Round Straight: Designed to securely hold surgical blades, this scalpel handle minimizes slippage during procedures, providing optimal control and safety in the patient’s oral cavity.
• Bone Curettes Lucas No.86: Essential for thorough curettage, this instrument aids in the meticulous removal of debris from the socket, promoting optimal healing and post-operative comfort.
• Moons Probe: With its flat-handled design and perpendicular blade, the Moons Probe excels in elevating mucoperiosteal flaps prior to extraction, facilitating efficient and precise surgical access.
• Bone File Miller Col-burn: Engineered for bone filing, this instrument effectively eliminates minor bony spicules, ensuring smooth contours and optimal tissue adaptation before suturing.
• Periosteal Elevator Molt No.9: The perfect tool for elevating mucoperiosteal flaps, this instrument enhances surgical access and visibility, laying the groundwork for successful minor surgeries.
• Bone Rongeur: Renowned for its precision, the Bone Rongeur excels in cutting sharp bony edges and spicules, enabling seamless bone contouring and refinement.
• Artery Forceps 160mm: A quintessential addition to your armamentarium, these artery forceps ensure secure handling of minute instruments during impaction surgeries, enhancing procedural efficiency and control.
• Needle Holder Mayo Hagar 160mm: This needle holder provides firm grip and control, facilitating precise suturing and ensuring optimal wound closure for superior post-operative outcomes.

Specifications

• Category: Oral Surgery
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Disposable / Reusable: Reusable
• Sterile / Non-Sterile: Non-Sterile
• Latex / Latex-Free: Latex-Free

Packaging

Waldent Wal-Oral Surgical Kit of 10:

• 1 x Iris Scissors Curved
• 1 x Iris scissors side curved
• 1 x Scalpel Handle round straight
• 1 x Bone Curettes Lucas No.86
• 1 x Moons Probe
• 1 x Bone File Miller Col-burn
• 1 x Periosteal Elevator Molt No.9
• 1 x Bone Rongeur
• 1 x Artery forceps 160mm
• 1 x Needle holder Mayo Hagar 160mm

Direction to Use

Preparation:

• Ensure all instruments are clean and dry before use.
• Sterilize the instruments according to standard autoclaving procedures.

Instrument Selection:

• Choose the appropriate instrument based on the specific surgical procedure and anatomical site.

Handling:

• Hold the instrument firmly but gently to maintain control and prevent slippage during use.

Technique:

• Use the iris scissors for fine tissue cutting, ensuring precise incisions.
• Employ the bone curettes for thorough debris removal from the socket.
• Utilize the Moons Probe for elevation of mucoperiosteal flaps prior to extraction.
• Employ the bone file for eliminating minor bony spicules before suturing.
• Use the periosteal elevator to elevate mucoperiosteal flaps for better visibility and access.
• Employ the bone rongeur for cutting sharp bony edges or spicules with precision.
• Use the artery forceps to securely hold minute instruments during surgeries.
• Employ the needle holder for precise suturing and wound closure.

Post-Procedure:

• Clean the instruments thoroughly after use to remove any debris or biological material.
• Sterilize the instruments again using autoclaving procedures before storage.

Maintenance:

• Inspect the instruments regularly for signs of wear, damage, or corrosion.
• Replace any instruments showing signs of deterioration to ensure optimal performance and patient safety.

Storage:

• Store the instruments in a clean, dry environment to prevent contamination or damage.
• Consider using designated instrument trays or cases for organized storage and easy access.

Caution:

• Handle sharp instruments with care to avoid accidental injury.
• Dispose of any damaged or worn instruments properly according to local regulations.

Training:

• Ensure that users are adequately trained in the proper handling and use of these surgical instruments to minimize the risk of errors or complications.