GDC Distal Bending Instrument 75.0mm/ 55.0mm (2815)

• Two size options: The instrument comes in two lengths, 75.0mm and 55.0mm, to accommodate different preferences and needs.
• Slim and angled tip: The slim and angled tip of the instrument allows for precise bending of the archwire, making it easier for orthodontists to achieve the desired tooth movement.
• Ergonomic handle: The handle of the instrument is designed for comfortable use, reducing the strain on the orthodontist’s hand during long procedures.
• Stainless steel construction: The instrument is made of high-quality stainless steel, making it durable and easy to sterilize for reuse.
• Distal end bending: The instrument is specifically designed for bending the distal end of archwires, which can help orthodontists achieve a more customized and effective treatment plan for their patients.

GDC Distal Bending Instrument 75.0mm/ 55.0mm (2815)

The GDC Distal Bending Instrument (product code 2815) is a dental tool used in orthodontics to bend the distal end of archwires. It comes in two sizes: 75.0mm and 55.0mm, referring to the length of the instrument.The tool is designed with a slim and angled tip, allowing for precise bending of the wire. The handle is ergonomically designed for comfortable use and is made of high-quality stainless steel for durability and easy sterilization.

• Type: Wire Bending Instrument
• Category: Orthodontics Instruments
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Corrosion resistance: Yes
• Disposable/Reusable: Reusable
• Autoclavable: Yes

• 1 x Distal Bending Instrument

• Choose the appropriate size of the instrument based on the archwire size and the patient’s mouth.
• Sterilize the instrument before use to ensure proper infection control.
• Hold the instrument with a firm grip on the handle, using the dominant hand.
• Position the tip of the instrument on the distal end of the archwire that needs to be bent.
• Apply gentle pressure and gradually bend the wire to the desired angle, using the angled tip of the instrument for precision.
• Repeat the bending process as needed, making sure to avoid over-bending or damaging the wire.
• Once the desired shape has been achieved, carefully remove the instrument from the archwire.
• Check the position of the wire in the patient’s mouth and make any necessary adjustments.
• Sterilize the instrument again after use for future use.