Bent micro scissors with sharp working-ends have proven to be ideal for periodontal microsurgical needs. The design of the handle facilitates rotary motions.

The mamadent microsurgical scalpel handle features a round handle and is designed to hold microsurgical scalpel blades.

mamadent Micro Tray with compartments

This instrument combines the features of microsurgical and anatomical forceps in order to reduce the amount of instruments and thereby the frequency of switching instruments while sewing. More precisely, these anatomical forceps are changing into surgical forceps at the anterior part of the instrument. When you slightly press the instrument handles, only the anterior part of the forceps will close. Hereby you can grasp the tissue while preparing or sewing with minimal trauma, because the flat anatomical part of the forceps is not closed yet. Only when the pressure is increased the prolonged plateau tips will close which allows for a secure grasping and knotting of the very fine, microsurgical suture material (7-0, 8-0). To withstand the strain, the branches of the forceps are enhanced with carbide.

The mamadent Micro needle holder features a special design that ensures a secure grasping of varyingly fine needles without bending them. Furthermore it ensures an ideal access to interdental areas due to its delicate shaping and the slim branches. The working-end is enhanced with carbide to reduce its deterioration.

mamadent macro periosteal elevator used to retract tissue from the bone including the periosteum.

mamadent macro tunnlling knife '1 features a straight instrument shank and is mainly used in the upper arch.

mamadent macro tunnelling knive #2 features an angled instrument shank and is used for the preparation of buccal areas.

The papilla elevator is a double-ended discoid instrument. The two working-ends are demilune-shaped, semi-sharp and differ in their diameters. With the help of the papilla elevator you can prepare fine tissue structures with a minimum of trauma.