Implant Microsurgery Kits

Dental Microsurgery Instrument Set, 4 Pieces

Four-piece dental microsurgery set with a spring-action needle holder, spring-action scissors, fine tweezers and a round scalpel handle, supplied in a metal cassette.

Product code
DIS-IMP-MICRO-4PC
Size
4 instruments and cassette
MOQ
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About Dental Microsurgery Instrument Set, 4 Pieces

Periodontal and implant microsurgery uses fine sutures and small incisions, often under magnification. The instruments need to be light and precise. Spring-action handles open by themselves and close with light finger pressure, and round handles can be rolled between the fingers for fine control.

What is in the set

  • Spring-action needle holder for holding fine suture needles.
  • Spring-action scissors for cutting sutures and fine tissue.
  • Fine tweezers for handling tissue and suture.
  • Round scalpel handle that can be rolled between the fingers.
  • Metal cassette to keep the four instruments together through cleaning and sterilization.

Scalpel blades, needles and sutures are not included. Tell us the blades you use and we confirm they fit the handle.

Ordering

  • Sold as the complete four-piece set with cassette.
  • Evaluation samples are available.

Care

Handle fine tips carefully and check that they meet evenly. Load the instruments in the cassette open and follow the supplied processing instructions and your facility's validated protocol.

For suturing, see our Castroviejo needle holders. For a scalpel handle on its own, see our reusable scalpel handles.

What Is Included in the Kit?

Match the product code below to your selected option. Each schedule applies only to that configuration.

Four dental microsurgery instruments with cassette — DIS-IMP-MICRO-4PC

Counts describe complete instruments, not the number of photographs or working ends.

DIS-IMP-MICRO-4PC component schedule
ComponentVisible configurationQuantity
Needle holderSpring-action handle1
ScissorsSpring-action handle1
Fine tweezersSeparate tweezer instrument1
Scalpel handleRound handle, no blade1
Metal cassetteContainer1

Four instruments plus one cassette. No consumables included.

Working-end dimensions and blade/needle compatibility are model-specific.

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Dental Microsurgery Instrument Set, 4 Pieces Questions

Which four instruments come with the dental microsurgery set?

One spring-action needle holder, one spring-action scissors, one fine tweezer instrument and one round scalpel handle, with a matching metal cassette alongside the four tools. The explicit component list lets you compare the set with the instruments on a practice or procurement schedule.

Why are both a spring-action needle holder and spring-action scissors included?

They have different working roles even though both use spring handles: the needle holder grips a needle, and the scissors have cutting blades. Listing them separately lets you compare the holder's jaw form and the scissors' blade profile with the equipment you need.

How does this four-tool set compare with a larger microsurgery kit?

Compare the named instruments, not the words "basic" or "microsurgery". This set groups a holder, scissors, tweezers and a scalpel handle, while larger kits may add elevators, mirror handles or other task-specific tools. A four-role assortment suits a purchasing list that calls for those roles; a list with additional instrument types needs a broader component schedule.

Is the scalpel handle the same component as a scalpel blade?

No. The handle supports a compatible blade through its mount, and the blade provides the cutting edge. Handle form and blade interface are separate matching details, and a round handle shape does not identify a blade number or establish compatibility with every blade pattern.

Which component details should I compare for an exact microsurgery-set match?

Compare the needle holder's jaws, the scissors' blade profile, the tweezers' tip form and the scalpel handle's blade mount, and add the required overall length for each instrument where reach or tray fit matters. Those component-specific details are more useful for matching than a shared spring-handle appearance or the total number of tools.

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