GDC Mathieu Plier # Smaha Straight (Nhms)

• High-quality stainless steel instrument
• Designed specifically for ease of ligation
• Serrated tips for firm grip of thin ligatures and elastomeric modules
• Handle with locking and spring mechanism for easy handling

GDC Methiew Plier # Smaha Straight (Nhms)

GDC Mathieu Orthodontic pliers are designed for holding, placing, and tying Ligatures and Elastics effortlessly with minimal pressure required. The lock allows Orthodontists to firmly grip the Elastic or the Ligature tie and easily maneuver and adjust. Designed with an Ultra-Fine Smaha Tip, these Mathieu Orthodontic Pliers are ideal needle holders as well as used for placement of Elastics and Ligatures. With our precisely built Enhanced Double Spring function, these Mathieu Orthodontic pliers make holding, placing, and maneuvering effortless.

• Type: Ligature Tying Plier
• Category: Orthodontic
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Disposable / Reusable: Reusable
• Sterile / Non-Sterile: Non – Sterile
• Autoclavable: Yes

• 1 x GDC Methiew Plier

• Preparation: Ensure your hands and the pliers are clean and sanitized before beginning any procedure.
• Select the Right Pliers: Depending on the specific task, choose the appropriate style of Mathieu orthodontic pliers (standard, narrow, hook, or notched). Also, ensure that the tips or beaks are suitable for the size of ligatures or elastics you’ll be working with.
• Positioning: Hold the pliers in your dominant hand with a comfortable grip, ensuring that you have a clear view of the area you’ll be working on.
• Holding Ligatures or Elastics: Place the tips or beaks of the pliers around the ligature or elastic.Gently squeeze the pliers to securely hold the ligature or elastic. Avoid excessive force to prevent tearing.
• Placing Ligatures or Elastics: Position the pliers with the ligature or elastic over the target area (bracket or archwire).Release the pliers gently to place the ligature or elastic in the desired position.
• Tying Ligatures: When using Mathieu pliers for tying ligatures, hold the ligature or elastic in place with the pliers. Use your other hand to make the necessary knot or tie.
• Guiding Needles (for suturing): Position the pliers to grasp and guide the needle during suturing procedures. Ensure that you have a steady grip to accurately maneuver the needle through the tissues.
• Release and Sterilization: Once the ligature, elastic, or needle manipulation is complete, gently release the pliers by relaxing your grip. Clean and sterilize the pliers before using them again.
• Safety and Comfort: Throughout the procedure, maintain a steady and controlled grip on the pliers. Be cautious not to exert excessive pressure that might damage the ligatures, elastics, or tissues.