Orringer Lip And Cheek Retractor

Description

Orringer Lip And Cheek Retractor

The Orringer lip and cheek retractor holds soft tissue away from the teeth and jaw. Oral surgery and ENT teams use it to open the field inside the mouth.

What it does

The blade sits against the inner lip or cheek. Then the assistant draws the tissue back and holds it. As a result, the operator can see and reach the site with less effort.

Size information

We do not list a size for this pattern on the site. However, we can confirm the length and blade dimensions on request. Just contact us before you order.

Where teams use it

Uses include extractions, soft tissue procedures and work on the jaw. For example, the retractor can protect the lip while a surgeon uses a bur. Meanwhile, a second retractor may hold the tongue.

Choosing a retractor

Think about how far back you usually work. Also consider whether you need one retractor or a pair. If you tell us your procedure, we can suggest a pattern from our range.

Caring for your Orringer lip and cheek retractor

Rinse the blade quickly after surgery. Next, wipe and brush it using a gentle detergent. Finally, dry it and sterilize it.

Orringer lip and cheek retractor specifications

• Dimensions available on request
• For lip and cheek retraction
• Stainless steel

Getting one from Intrace USA

The Orringer pattern includes our three-year warranty on workmanship. Also, staff in Atlanta examine it by hand prior to dispatch. Answers on billing and freight live in our FAQ library. For steel, ASTM F899 is the main standard for surgical instruments. With a known size, the Hartmann cheek and lip retractor runs 15 cm. The full ENT products page lists more.

Meant for clinicians. Our care and sterilization info page notes that photos illustrate the pattern and that stainless steel has nickel in it; the shipping overview explains delivery.