Merit Dean Tonsil Scissor - 97-247

Yes, the serrated blades are specifically engineered to provide a secure grip on tissue. This feature is essential for preventing slippage during delicate procedures, allowing for much greater control and accuracy.

Absolutely. These scissors are crafted from high-quality stainless steel, making them a durable, reusable solution for medical practices that require long-term instrument reliability.

Yes, the Merit Dean Tonsil Scissor is not made with natural rubber latex, making it a safe choice for patients with latex sensitivities.

Yes, the instrument features an angled profile. This specific curvature is designed to facilitate superior access and visibility, which is particularly helpful during blunt dissection in oral surgery.

The scissors feature a Blunt/Blunt (B/B) tip configuration. This design is intended to minimize trauma during blunt dissection tasks, providing a safer approach during clinical procedures.

Yes, this is part of Sklar’s Merit line. These instruments are specifically curated to meet the high demands of both routine clinical tasks and in-office minor surgical procedures.

The Merit Dean Tonsil Scissor arrives as a non-sterile instrument. It is designed for reuse and must be properly cleaned and sterilized according to your facility’s standard protocols for surgical stainless steel instruments before its first use.

The instrument is designed with traditional finger rings, which provide a standard and ergonomic handle style for surgeons and clinicians, ensuring consistent control during use.

It is built for the rigors of a professional environment. Because of its robust stainless steel construction, it is backed by a 10-year guarantee and a lifetime warranty, reflecting its manufacturer’s commitment to quality and durability.

Yes, the 6-3/4” length is an ideal size for general oral surgery. It provides the perfect balance between reach and manual dexterity, allowing for precise handling during minor office-grade procedures.