The Sklar Dental Obwegeser Maxillary Awl is shipped in a non-sterile (Factory New) condition. It must be sterilized prior to the first use, adhering to standard medical protocols. This reusable instrument is made from Sklar Premium OR Grade surgical stainless steel, ensuring it is durable enough for repeated sterilization cycles.

The Sklar Dental Obwegeser Maxillary Awl is Sklar Premium OR Grade, ensuring its high quality and suitability for surgical use. This grade signifies its durability, corrosion resistance, and reliability for various oral procedures.

Yes, the Sklar Dental Obwegeser Maxillary Awl is designed for repeated surgical use and is fully reusable.

Its long-term durability and reliability are ensured by:

• Premium Construction: Manufactured from Sklar Premium OR Grade surgical stainless steel.
• Warranty: Backed by a comprehensive Lifetime Warranty for continuous professional service.

Yes, the Sklar Dental Obwegeser Maxillary Awl is confirmed to be Latex-Free. This crucial feature helps minimize the risk associated with latex allergies, ensuring safer use for a broad range of patients during oral surgery procedures.

Yes, the Sklar Dental Obwegeser Maxillary Awl is specifically designed with an angled curvature.

This ergonomic feature is crucial as it provides optimal access and control, significantly enhancing precision and maneuverability during delicate surgical procedures like wire suturing in the upper jaw (maxilla).

The Sklar Dental Obwegeser Maxillary Awl is a surgical instrument used for wire suturing during oral procedures involving the upper jaw.

Yes, the Sklar Dental Obwegeser Maxillary Awl is crafted from Sklar Premium OR Grade stainless steel. This material ensures durability, corrosion resistance, and reliability for surgical use, making it suitable for repeated sterilization and long-term performance.

The Sklar Dental Obwegeser Maxillary Awl is 7 inches long.

Yes, the Sklar Dental Obwegeser Maxillary Awl is specifically designed for wire suturing in oral procedures involving the upper jaw (maxillary structure). Its angled configuration and specialized tip are engineered for optimal access and control in these delicate surgical maneuvers.

Yes, the instrument features a relatively thick handle section with fine, parallel circumferential grooves or ribbing along its length. This design is intended to enhance grip security during surgical use, providing better control and preventing slippage.