Universal Crown Wire Cutting Scissors 4.75" Angled

Description

The 4.75-inch angled universal crown wire cutting scissors are precision dental instruments designed for cutting and trimming wires, metal bands, stainless steel crowns, orthodontic wires, and metal restorations. The angled-jaw geometry enables access to tight or awkward areas inside the oral cavity — making them ideal for wire cutting, band trimming, or crown margin adjustment during restorative, orthodontic, or prosthodontic procedures. 

Key Features

• Angled Blade Design — Angled jaws improve access and control in confined intra-oral spaces, enabling precise wire cutting or band trimming.

• 4.75″ (≈ 12 cm) Overall Length — Compact yet robust size enhances maneuverability, especially in posterior or difficult-to-reach areas.

• Stainless Steel Construction with Durable Cutting Edges — High-quality stainless steel resists corrosion and allows the instrument to be sterilized and reused without degradation.

• Serrated or Notched Blade (in some models) — A serrated or notched blade grip helps hold wires securely, reducing slippage during cutting for safer, cleaner cuts.

• Finger Ring Handle / Balanced Grip — Classic ring-handle design delivers comfortable, stable grip and precise control, minimizing fatigue during delicate trimming tasks.

• Reusable & Autoclavable — Fully autoclavable and built for repetitive use in dental clinics and labs, offering long-term reliability.

Applications

• Cutting and trimming stainless steel crowns, orthodontic bands, or metal restorations.

• Cutting or adjusting orthodontic wires, cerclage wires, or metal bands during orthodontic or restorative procedures.

• Adjusting crown margins or band edges before final seating of crowns, bands, or temporary restorations.

• Dental laboratory and clinical use for restorative dentistry, prosthodontics, and orthodontics requiring precise metal- or wire-cutting.

Ideal For

• Dentists, orthodontists, and dental technicians working on crown placement, band adjustments, or orthodontic wire procedures.

• Dental clinics and labs needing a compact, precise, and durable instrument for cutting wires and metal restorations.

• Cases requiring access to confined or posterior oral areas where angled, short scissors enable better control.

• Practices that require reusable, sterilizable instruments built to withstand repeated sterilization cycles.