Angular 11.5 cm Gum Scissors

Angular 11.5 cm Gum Scissors

The Angular 11.5 cm Gum Scissors is a single-ended stainless-steel scissors instrument measuring 11.5 cm in overall length. The angular blade sits offset from the shank axis at a deliberate angle. That offset positions the cutting edge along the gingival margin without the handle blocking the surgeon’s view or hand position. Both blade faces carry a smooth finesse-ground edge. They produce a clean, low-drag shear cut through gingival and mucosal tissue. The compact 11.5 cm format keeps the instrument light and easy to control in tight intraoral spaces. The ring handles are solid stainless-steel with the balance point at mid-shank.

These scissors use blade angulation to solve an access problem. The angled gum scissors 11.5cm dental format places the cutting edge at the margin without requiring the surgeon to rotate the wrist into an awkward position. That keeps the hand stable and the stroke controlled throughout each cut. Smooth blade faces glide through gingival tissue with low resistance. Stroke force stays even from start to finish. The compact length reduces bulk in confined anterior and posterior sites. Full stainless-steel construction holds blade geometry through repeated autoclave cycles at 134°C.

Periodontists and general dentists trimming gingival margins in confined sites need an instrument whose blade angle does the positioning work for them. The Angular 11.5 cm Gum Scissors handles gingival margin trimming, angled mucosal access, and soft-tissue contouring at sites where straight scissors create awkward hand angles. It fits any procedure where an Iris angular gum scissors 11.5cm dental instrument must reach the margin cleanly without handle interference.

Leader Surgical designs instruments that solve specific access challenges faced in clinical practice. Their angular scissors range gives periodontists the right blade geometry for every margin orientation encountered chairside.

What tip configuration do Angular 11.5 cm Gum Scissors typically feature?

They are available with smooth or serrated blades and pointed or bevelled tips, the pointed tips providing accurate tissue entry for sharp gingival dissection, and the bevelled tips offering a safer atraumatic cutting option for suture removal and tissue management where inadvertent tip puncture of adjacent structures must be avoided.