Longe Operating Dissecting Scissors 14.5 cm S/S (Cvd.)

Longe Operating Dissecting Scissors 14.5 cm S/S (Cvd.) 

The Longe Operating Dissecting Scissors 14.5 cm S/S (Cvd.)  (#LS-5524) features a single-ended design engineered for deep oral cavity navigation. The working end consists of a 25 mm curved blade profile, integrated with a micro-serrated saw edge, that enables a precise push stroke to dissect delicate mucosal layers. It functions equally well on the pull stroke, providing clean transections of dense fibrous tissues. Crafted from high-grade surgical stainless steel, the instrument possesses a total length of 14.5 cm and a balanced pivot point. The curved profile optimizes visualization during deep lateral dissections.

This instrument stabilizes slippery, soft tissues during complex resections. This specialized longe scissors curved serrated blade solves the mechanical limitations of smooth-bladed instruments, which often push tissue forward rather than cutting it. The cutting geometry utilizes a micro-serration pattern that anchors the tissue wall while the opposing sharp blade shears cleanly through the target site. This design prevents tissue shredding during continuous cutting maneuvers. The solid stainless-steel composition ensures the micro-serrations resist blunting through repeated thermal sterilization cycles.

Periodontists and oral maxillofacial surgeons utilize the Longe Operating Dissecting Scissors 14.5 cm S/S (Cvd.) during extensive pocket reduction and gingivectomy procedures. This instrument excels in mobile tissue mobilization, where the serrated jaw curved scissors dental dissection configuration allows clinicians to effortlessly transition between thin mucosal boundaries and dense palatal tissue. The curved orientation conforms naturally to alveolar ridge contours, enabling close-range trimming without gouging adjacent healthy structures.

Leader Surgical manufactures this instrument to withstand demanding surgical environments. Every instrument meets the exact same structural performance standard from the first clinical use to the hundredth.

Why is the saw edge configuration particularly valuable on Sharp/Sharp curved scissors used in dental and oral surgical procedures?
The saw edge grips tissue to prevent slippage, enabling cleaner and more precise cuts with less force. This reduces tissue trauma, ragged wound edges, and supports better healing.