Laschal - Surgical & Restorative Instruments

A problem exists in handling fragile tissue flaps and grafts with conventional instruments. Until now, there were two choices in tissue forceps: Rat-toothed forceps (Adsons) grasp by penetrating or puncturing a small zone of tissue. Serrated forceps or hemostats do not puncture, but they gain retention by inadvertently crushing a broader area of tissue, Particularly when used in the non-dominant hand. The instrument choice often depends on which forceps is less traumatic to the specific tissue involved. Both can cause microvascular damage and compromise healing.

Solution

Lasner-DaMan Tissue Forceps

Lasner-DaMan Tissue Forceps significantly reduce microvascular damage to improve healing. They virtually eliminate penetration or crushing of thin, fragile tissue and loss of harvested grafts down the suction apparatus.

• Laschal pressure-controlled spring steel construction relieves excess pressure and mechanical stress for ideal compression in either hand.
• Adjustable auto-lock operation permits atraumatic auto-retention of tissue for relaxed handling and "at rest" holding ability.
• Micro-serrated tungsten carbide tips hold without slipping or crushing.
• Grip and pull suture needles through dense tissue.
• Hold and manipulate fine mucosa and tissue grafts during removal and suturing, endodontic surgeries and frenectomies.
• Improve assistant’s efficiency during simultaneous retraction and suction. May also replace an elevator in many procedures.
• Safely grasp the last millimeter of attached gingiva.
• Optional bayonet offset handle design enhances visibility.

FIVE INCH
STRAIGHT	70-86335
BAYONET	70-86336
SPRING-LOCK STRAIGHT	70-86342
SPRING-LOCK BAYONET	70-86343





SEVEN INCH
STRAIGHT	70-86337
BAYONET	70-86338
SPRING-LOCK STRAIGHT	70-86344
SPRING-LOCK BAYONET	70-86345