BR Surgical WAGNER Gum Scissors, curved, sharp/blunt, 4¾"

Yes, these scissors are specifically precision-engineered for gingival and delicate tissue dissection. The Wagner pattern is optimized to handle these sensitive procedures with professional-grade accuracy.

The sharp/blunt configuration offers a dual-purpose advantage:

• The sharp point allows for initiating precise, clean cuts.
• The blunt tip enables the user to safely navigate, dissect, or separate delicate tissue layers without causing unnecessary trauma to surrounding areas.

Absolutely. The 4¾-inch curved blade profile is designed to provide better visibility and reach, making it significantly easier to maneuver within restricted anatomical spaces compared to straight-blade alternatives.

Yes, these are professional-grade surgical instruments manufactured by BR Surgical to meet the rigorous quality standards required in clinical and surgical environments.

The scissors are supplied in Factory New condition and are built for durability. They are designed to withstand the high-performance demands of medical practice, ensuring consistent reliability during surgical procedures.

The Wagner pattern is widely recognized as a standard choice for gingival and oral surgical procedures, valued for its specialized geometry that facilitates both precision and control.

As high-quality surgical instruments, they should be cleaned and sterilized according to your facility’s standard sterilization protocols for stainless steel medical devices to ensure their longevity and performance.

At 4¾ inches in length, these scissors are balanced to provide excellent control, making them ideal for the precise, controlled movements required in delicate surgical tasks.

The ergonomic design of the Wagner pattern, combined with the 4¾-inch length, ensures that the instrument is well-balanced in the hand, providing the stability necessary for accurate surgical manipulation.

Yes, the safety is enhanced by the blunt tip, which acts as a guide to prevent accidental puncture or damage while you are dissecting or manipulating tissue near more fragile structures.