Ortho Retractors

Description Purpose: To displace soft tissues (cheeks, lips) to improve access, vision, and protect tissues during dental procedures, especially for intraoral photography, orthodontic work, or extractions. Material: High-quality, corrosion-resistant stainless steel (like AISI 304 or German 440A), often with a brushed finish, making it...

Description Function: Its main purpose is to gently and safely retract the cheeks, lips, tongue, and mucoperiosteal flaps during procedures such as surgical extractions, implant placements, root canals, and general dental exams. It helps protect delicate tissues from damage, especially when using a high-speed drill....

Description A 7-inch Needle Holder is a precision surgical instrument designed for grasping and controlling suture needles during suturing procedures. It is widely used in dental surgery, oral surgical procedures, gingival and periodontal suturing, as well as general surgical specialties like ENT and gynecology...

Description Type: A handheld, self-retaining surgical forceps designed to spread and hold surgical incisions open. Mechanism: Features a ratchet locking system that clamps the blades at a desired spread, allowing for hands-free use. Blades & Prongs: Parallel, curved blades with outward-curving hooked prongs (commonly 2x3 or 3x4)...

Description Type: A handheld, self-retaining surgical forceps designed to spread and hold surgical incisions open. Mechanism: Features a ratchet locking system that clamps the blades at a desired spread, allowing for hands-free use. Blades & Prongs: Parallel, curved blades with outward-curving hooked prongs (commonly 2x3 or 3x4)...

Description Type: Self-retaining forceps-style retractor. Function: Gently spreads and holds incision edges apart, keeping the surgical site exposed without constant manual pressure. Mechanism: A scissor-like ratchet lock secures the blades at a desired spread, allowing for hands-free use. Blades: Two hinged blades with curved,...

Description Double-Ended: Has two different working ends on a single instrument. Blunt Prongs: One end features three prongs with blunt tips, designed for safe retraction near nerves/vessels. L-Shaped Blade: The other end has a flat, L-shaped blade (like a mini Langenbeck) for holding back wound edges or...

Description Function: Gently pulls back tissues and organs to create a clear surgical field for better visibility and access, minimizing trauma. Design: Hand-held, often with a characteristic curve to the blade and lugs (bumps/protrusions) on the handle for grip and positioning. Usage: Primarily for general surgery, especially...

Description Type: Manual surgical retractor for soft tissues. Blade: Flat, single blunt blade, often curved at the tip (L-shaped) for deep access. Handle: Hollow, teardrop, or ringed for a comfortable, firm grip and reduced fatigue. Material: High-grade, medical-grade stainless steel, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and sterilizability. Finish: Satin or...

Description Type: A hook-type, manual retractor used for separating incision edges and holding organs/tissues aside. Handle: Often has a teardrop or open-loop design with a central ring for a secure, comfortable grip, preventing slippage. Shaft: Streamlined for insertion into deep surgical spaces. Blade: L-shaped with a slight angle...

Description Purpose: To grasp, hold, and gently pull skin or superficial tissues to broaden the surgical field, providing better access and view. Design: Features a long, slender shaft with a small, sharp, curved hook at the end for precise tissue engagement. Material: High-quality surgical-grade...

Key Features Size: Small, compact design for deep, precise retraction. Blade: Single-ended, sharp-edged, flat, and curved. Material: High-grade surgical stainless steel. Type: Hand-held (manual) rather than self-retaining.  Common Uses Hand Surgery: Carpal tunnel release, tendon repair, small joint procedures. Orthopedics: Exposing fractures, removing hardware (plates/screws) from small bones/joints. General Surgery: Separating...