Kerbl Bone/Tooth Cutting Scissors 13 cm

Kerbl Bone/Tooth Cutting Scissors 13 cm - Compact and Precise Surgical Cutting Product Features Sizing: 13 cm length, compact size offering excellent maneuverability in small surgical areas and delicate applications. Versatility: Specifically designed for precise cutting, shaving, and shaving of bone and tooth tissue. Material: Made of Stainless Steel, providing durability and hygiene to surgical standards. Precision Tip Structure: Thin and strong cutting edges allow for clean and controlled cuts with minimal force. Product Description The Kerbl Bone/Tooth Cutting Scissors (13 cm) combine the precision and strength needed by veterinarians and dentists in a compact design. Its ideal 13 cm length provides excellent control and access in narrow or small surgical areas, such as the oral cavity of small breed animals. These scissors are a critical tool for dental and orthopedic applications requiring high precision, such as shaving small bone fragments, precise cutting of tooth roots, or removal of necrotic tooth tissue. Made of stainless steel, it guarantees the durability, corrosion resistance, and autoclavability required in surgical procedures. The thin and strong cutting edges create a fast and clean cutting line without damaging the tissue, shortening operation time and supporting the healing process. The Kerbl Bone/Tooth Cutting Scissors are designed to meet your needs in minimally invasive surgery. Advantages Precise Control: Its compact 13 cm size provides high precision and maneuverability in dental and small bone surgery. Dual-Purpose Use: Its ability to cut bone and tooth tissue offers versatility in dental and orthopedic surgery. Surgical Standard: Its stainless steel construction offers autoclavability and corrosion resistance for hygienic and long-lasting use. Clean Cut: Reinforced thin cutting edges create clean and smooth cutting lines with minimal tissue trauma. Applications Veterinary Dentistry: Precise shaping of tooth roots and bones around the gums, cleaning of necrotic tissue. Orthopedic Surgery: Removal or shaping of bone fragments in small animals and confined spaces. General Surgery: Incisions in delicate and hard tissues requiring high precision.