J. MORITA USA recently added two new blades to its Feather Microsurgical Blades product line: Blades No. 350 and No. 391.
Feather Microsurgical Blades are made of high-quality stainless steel with a two-step grinding process that produces ultra-sharp cutting edges, according to a press release. The round and tapered shape, specifically designed for dental surgery, offers easy handling. The blades are also well suited for microsurgery and use with a microscope.
The No. 350 blade is sharpened on both sides. It features a tapered shape and a blade width of 2.0 mm. Its small size enables clinicians to make delicate incisions in the thin gingiva, as well as oblique incisions in the interdental space during periodontal regeneration surgery.
The No. 391 blade is sharpened on one side and has a blade width of 1.3 mm at the tip. The short blade length allows for safe, accurate gingiva incision during envelope flap surgery.
Feather blades retain cutting efficiency and can be used for a variety of periodontal and regenerative surgery procedures. All blades, which are available in multiple handle designs, are gamma-sterilized and can be used right out of the package.
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J. MORITA USA Announces New Microsurgical Blades
IRVINE, Calif. – J. MORITA USA, world leader in dental technology, today announced it has added two new blades to expand its Feather Microsurgical Blades product line.
Feather Microsurgical Blades are made of high-quality stainless steel with a two-step grinding process which produces ultra-sharp cutting edges. The round and tapered shape is specifically designed for dental surgery and offers easy handling. They are also ideal for microsurgery y and use with a microscope.
The latest additions include blades No. 350 and No. 391. Sharpened on both sides, No. 350 offers a tapered shape and a blade width of 2.0 mm. Its small size allows a delicate incision in thin gingiva and an oblique incision in the interdental space during periodontal regeneration surgery. No. 391 is sharpened on one side with a blade width of 1.3 mm at the tip. Its short blade length allows a safe and accurate gingiva incision during envelope flap surgery.
Feather blades retain cutting efficiency and are appropriate for a wide variety of procedures for periodontal and regenerative surgery. All blades are gamma-sterilized and can be used immediately after opening the package. Multiple handle designs are also available.
For more information, visit www.morita.com/usa or call 1-888-JMORITA (566-7482).