WIEDER TONGUE DEPRESSORS

Material:

• Stainless Steel: Most commonly made from durable stainless steel, which is corrosion-resistant and can withstand repeated sterilization processes. This ensures longevity and hygiene in clinical settings.
• Finish: Often features a matte finish to minimize glare from surgical lights, enhancing visibility during procedures.

Shape and Structure:

• Curved Blade: The depressor has a broad, curved blade at one end, which is designed to comfortably fit under the tongue. The curvature allows for effective retraction while maintaining a clear view of the oral cavity.
• Angle: The blade is typically angled to facilitate easy positioning and manipulation, allowing practitioners to access the posterior areas of the mouth more effectively.

Handle:

• Long, Straight Handle: The handle is elongated and straight, providing good leverage and control over the depressor during use. This design helps the practitioner maintain the position of the tongue without requiring excessive force.
• Textured Grip: Many versions feature a textured or ribbed surface on the handle to prevent slipping, ensuring a secure hold, especially during longer procedures.

Size and Variations:

• Different Sizes: Available in various sizes to accommodate different patient demographics, including both adults and children. The size variations ensure the instrument can be effectively used for a range of mouth sizes and conditions.
• Blade Width: The width of the blade can vary, allowing for broader or narrower retraction as needed for specific procedures.

Ergonomics:

• Patient Comfort: Designed to minimize discomfort during use. The rounded edges of the blade and handle reduce the risk of injury to the tongue and other oral tissues.
• Ease of Use: The overall design allows for easy insertion and positioning, making it a practical tool for both dental and surgical environments.

Hygiene and Sterilization:

• Reusable: The stainless steel material allows the depressors to be sterilized and reused, making them cost-effective for dental practices and hospitals.
• Single-Use Variants: Some models may also come in a disposable plastic option, providing convenience and reducing the risk of cross-contamination.

The Wieder Tongue Depressor combines functionality and comfort in its design, making it a valuable tool for medical professionals who require effective tongue retraction during various procedures. Its durable construction and ergonomic features enhance both usability and patient experience.

Technical Specifications:

• The primary function of the instrument: facilitate access and visibility within the oral cavity
• Material: Surgical Grade Aluminum and Steel
• Re-Usable: Yes ( need sterilization for reuse each time )
• Sterilise: No
• Finish: Satin
• Grade: Premium OR
• Ultrasonic clean: Yes
• Latex: Lates Free

packing:
this instrument is supplied in zipper packing

or in special packing on-demand