Description
Falcon-Ject Intraligamental Syringe, Straight
If you like a direct line from finger to needle tip, the straight Falcon-Ject syringe keeps things simple. It is a slim pen with a lever and no bend in the head. So what you aim at is where the needle goes.
A direct path for front teeth and premolars
Incisors, canines and premolars are often easy to reach head-on. In those spots, a straight body lets you sight down the barrel. Also, many users find a straight line easier to judge when they set the bevel against the root.
What one click delivers
Like its angled sibling, the straight Falcon-Ject releases 0.06 ml with each lever click. In practice, that small step suits slow delivery into the tight periodontal ligament. Then you can count presses and stop as soon as the tooth is numb.
Why choose a pen over a pistol
Pistol syringes give more leverage per pull. But they are bulkier and can look alarming. The Falcon-Ject pen stays slim, so it rests in the hand much like a pencil and draws less attention.
Good habits with a straight pen syringe
- Check that the cartridge sits fully home before the first click.
- Keep each lever stroke short and even.
- Wait between clicks to let the fluid spread.
- Clear debris from the lever and threads after each case.
Straight, angled or Swedish?
The angled Falcon-Ject helps on back teeth, and the Swedish pen offers a classic slim layout. Pick the straight Falcon-Ject syringe when you want the simplest aim and do most PDL work toward the front of the mouth.
Ownership notes
Your syringe leaves us non-sterile and is reusable after proper cleaning and sterilization. Its steel parts conform to ASTM F899, the benchmark for stainless steel in surgery. In the rare case a defect traces back to production, our guarantee lasts three years against manufacturing defects. Also compare the Swedish pen syringe, open the syringe category page, or browse frequently asked questions.
For use by trained clinicians only. Visit our care steps and how delivery works.






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