Jaw Instruments

Jaw instruments are specialized dental or surgical tools designed for procedures involving the jaw, teeth, and surrounding tissues. These instruments are commonly used in oral and maxillofacial surgery, orthodontics, and dentistry to assist with the diagnosis, treatment, and repair of jaw-related conditions or injuries. Examples of jaw instruments include:
Jaw Holders: These instruments are used to stabilize or open the jaw during procedures such as extractions or surgeries, ensuring better access and control.
Chin Cups: Used in orthodontics, chin cups are designed to help control the growth of the lower jaw or reposition the chin to correct bite issues.
Bone Cutters: Jaw bone cutters are used in oral surgery for cutting and reshaping jawbones, particularly during procedures like jaw realignment or the removal of cysts or tumors.
Forceps: These are used to grasp and manipulate the jaw or teeth during surgeries and extractions, providing a firm grip on the tissue.
Jaw instruments are essential in ensuring the proper function, health, and aesthetic appearance of the jaw, enabling the surgeon or dentist to perform precise and effective treatments.