Waldent Oral Surgical Impaction Kit Set of 21 (K9/2)

Description

The extraction of the mandibular third molar is the most frequent intervention in oral surgery and it is sometimes associated with less or more severe complications. The choice of the surgical instruments is not random but it is an integral part of the method. In addition to standard surgery tools (scalpel, retractor, forceps for tissues, needle holder, rongeur), the tray for surgical extraction of impacted teeth includes some dedicated tools too.

Waldent Oral Surgical Impaction Kit Set of 21 (K9/2)

• Scalpel Handle round – Used for holding microsurgical scalpel blade. The tip of the handle is slotted for blade placement.
• Periosteal Elevator Molt No.9 – Wide sharp blade for reflecting & retracting the mucoperiosteum.
• Bone File Miller Col-burn – Cross-cut bone file is used for the final smoothing & shaping of bone with 8.1 mm & 4.8 mm wide working ends.
• Bone Curettes Lucas – Designed for curettage, tooth debridement & cyst removal.
• Osteotome Chisel 4mm – Straight, distal end is sharp for cutting bone.
• Heidbrink Left Root Elevator – Very fine tip for removing splinters from root tips & hard-to-reach areas.
• Heidbrink Right Root Elevator – Use on the right side
• Frazier Suction Tube 3mm – Tube attached to a suction system & manipulated by a surgeon for evacuation of blood, fluids & other tissue debris from surgical sites.
• Cryer Left Root Elevator – A triangle-shaped elevator is most useful when a broken root remains in the tooth socket & the adjacent socket is empty.
• Cryer Right Root Elevator – Use on the right side
• Suture Scissors Heath – Non Ratcheted finger ring instrument, used for removing sutures.
• Adson tooth forceps 15cm – For Holding & Manipulating delicate tissues.
• Needle holder 160mm – Used to hold fine suture needles in very small sites or microsurgical procedures.
• Austin Retractor Fork – Used to hold mucoperiosteal flaps, cheeks, lips, and tongue away from surgical areas.
• Hemostatic Forceps Mosquito – Surgical tool used in surgical procedures to control bleeding.
• Towel forceps backhaus – Perforating clamp used for grasping tissue, securing towels or drapes & holding or reducing small bone fractures.
• Coleman straight – Elevator used to loosen or remove dental roots, and fragments.
• Coupland Root Elevator – Used as a straight elevator. To elevate free gingiva from all around the tooth prior to forcep application.
• Bone Rongeur Mead – Used for handling or cutting small bones.
• Periosteal Howarth – Double-ended instrument used in elevation of mucoperiosteum.

Key Features

• Complete 21-piece oral surgical impaction instrument kit
• Designed for impacted third molar and complex extraction procedures
• Includes instruments for flap reflection, bone removal, elevation, curettage, and suturing
• Manufactured from premium German surgical-grade stainless steel
• Precision-crafted working ends for accurate surgical performance
• Ergonomic hollow handles provide a secure non-slip grip
• Balanced lightweight design reduces operator fatigue
• Corrosion-resistant mirror-polished finish for long service life
• Fully autoclavable and reusable for repeated clinical use
• Supplied in a durable storage pouch for easy organization and transport

Specifications

• Product Type: Oral Surgical Impaction Kit
• Model: K9/2
• Number of Instruments: 21 Pieces
• Category: Oral Surgery
• Material: German Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel
• Application: Surgical Extraction of Impacted Teeth and Complex Exodontia
• Handle Design: Ergonomic Hollow Handle
• Finish: Mirror Polished
• Sterilization: Autoclavable up to 135°C
• Reusable: Yes
• Sterility: Non-Sterile
• Latex Free: Yes
• Storage: Protective Pouch Included

Packaging

• 1 x Scalpel Handle round
• 1 x Periosteal Elevator Molt No.9
• 1 x Bone File Miller Col-burn
• 1 x Bone Curettes Lucas 
• 1 x Osteotome Chisel 4mm
• 1 x Heidbrink Left Root Elevator
• 1 x Heidbrink Right Root Elevator
• 1 x Frazier Suction Tube 3mm
• 1 x Cryer Left Root Elevator
• 1 x Cryer Right Root Elevator
• 1 x Suture Scissors Heath
• 1 x Adson tooth forceps 15cm
• 1 x Needle holder 160mm
• 1 x Austin Retractor Fork
• 1 x Heamostatic Forceps Mosquito
• 1 x Towel forceps backhaus
• 1 x Coleman straight
• 1 x Coupland Root Elevator
• 1 x Bone Rongeur Mead
• 1 x Periosteal Howarth
• 1 x Warwick-James straight

Directions for Use

• Scalpel Handle round:

  • Purpose: Used for holding microsurgical scalpel blades.
  • Directions: Insert the scalpel blade securely into the slotted tip of the handle. Ensure the blade is positioned correctly for precise incisions during surgical procedures. Use with controlled pressure and steady hand movements for accurate cutting.

• Periosteal Elevator Molt No.9:

  • Purpose: Features a wide, sharp blade for reflecting and retracting the mucoperiosteum.
  • Directions: Insert the elevator beneath the mucoperiosteum and gently retract to expose the underlying bone. Use the sharp edge to carefully detach and elevate the periosteum from the bone surface, facilitating access and visibility during surgery.

• Bone File Miller Col-burn:

  • Purpose: Cross-cut bone file used for final smoothing and shaping of bone surfaces.
  • Directions: Select the appropriate width (8.1 mm or 4.8 mm) based on the surgical site. Use the file with light, controlled strokes to smooth rough bone edges and shape bone contours after surgical procedures such as extractions or osteotomies.

• Bone Curettes Lucas:

  • Purpose: Designed for curettage, tooth debridement, and cyst removal.
  • Directions: Insert the curette into the tooth socket or surgical site. Use the sharp edge to remove debris, granulation tissue, or cystic material from bone surfaces. Use gentle scraping motions to ensure thorough cleaning and preparation of the surgical area.

• Osteotome Chisel 4mm:

  • Purpose: Straight instrument with a sharp distal end for cutting bone.
  • Directions: Position the osteotome on the bone surface and gently tap with a mallet to cut through bone tissue. Use controlled force and precise movements to achieve desired bone cuts and preparations during surgical procedures.

• Heidbrink Left and Right Root Elevators:

  • Purpose: Fine-tipped elevators for removing root fragments and accessing hard-to-reach areas.
  • Directions: Insert the elevator along the root surface or into the tooth socket. Use the fine tip to engage and lift root fragments or splinters, ensuring careful extraction without damaging surrounding structures.

• Frazier Suction Tube 3mm:

  • Purpose: Attached to a suction system for evacuating blood, fluids, and tissue debris.
  • Directions: Connect the Frazier suction tube to the suction apparatus. Use the tube tip to aspirate fluids and debris from the surgical site, maintaining clear visibility and a clean operating field throughout the procedure.

• Cryer Left and Right Root Elevators:

  • Purpose: Triangle-shaped elevators for managing broken roots in tooth sockets.
  • Directions: Insert the Cryer elevator into the tooth socket. Use the triangular tip to engage and lift broken root fragments while ensuring adjacent areas remain undisturbed. Rotate the instrument as needed to facilitate complete root removal.

• Suture Scissors Heath:

  • Purpose: Non-ratcheted scissors for removing sutures.
  • Directions: Grasp the suture with the scissor tips and cut close to the knot. Use steady hand movements to ensure precise cutting without causing unnecessary trauma to the surrounding tissues.

• Adson Tooth Forceps 15cm:

  • Purpose: For holding and manipulating delicate tissues.
  • Directions: Grasp the tissue or surgical material with the forceps tips. Use controlled pressure to manipulate tissues during surgery, ensuring gentle handling and precise positioning as required.

Additional Information

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

Distributed By:
Pedlar General Trading L.L.C.

Packer:
Pedlar General Trading L.L.C.

Marketed By:
Vasa Denticity Ltd.
Khasra No. 15/1, Mustil No. 6, Village Dabodha, Farrukhnagar, Gurugram, Haryana – 122506, India
Phone: +91 72899 99456

Warranty & Service

• 6 Months warranty against Rust