The Max Plus Dental Wire Cutting Scissors are precision-engineered orthodontic instruments designed to cut fine and medium-gauge dental wires with exceptional accuracy. Manufactured using premium-grade stainless steel, these scissors are widely used in orthodontic clinics, dental hospitals, and surgical setups for their durability, sharpness, and ergonomic function.
Uses of Dental Wire Cutting Scissors
Max Plus Dental Wire Cutting Scissors are specially designed for:
Cutting orthodontic arch wires during braces treatment.
Trimming ligature wires safely inside the oral cavity.
Cutting soft stainless steel, nickel-titanium (NiTi), and cobalt-chromium orthodontic wires.
Shaping and adjusting dental prosthetics that require wire modifications.
Trimming retainer and appliance wires during fabrication.
Use in dental labs, clinics, and orthodontic departments for daily wire handling tasks.
Product Categories According to Surgical/Clinical Procedures
This instrument is widely used under the following dental categories—
1. Orthodontics
Cutting arch wires
Trimming NiTi wires
Adjusting braces appliances
2. Prosthodontics
Cutting wires used in partial denture frameworks
Modifying clasps or retainers
3. Oral Surgery Support
Trimming fine wires used in stabilization or splinting
4. Dental Laboratory Work
Cutting and shaping different grades of dental wires
Max Plus | DENTAL WIRE CUTTING SCISSORS | Dental Instrument | Stainless Steel
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Key Features
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Made from High-Grade Stainless Steel ensuring rust-free, long-term durability.
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Sharp Cutting Blades designed to cut orthodontic wires efficiently without slipping.
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Smooth Grip Finger Rings for excellent comfort and control during procedures.
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Corrosion-Resistant & Autoclavable, safe for repeated sterilization.
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Perfect for Orthodontic and Surgical Use, ensuring clean and precise wire trimming.
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Lightweight & Balanced Design reduces hand fatigue during continuous use.
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How To Use
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Select the Appropriate Wire Size based on the procedure.
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Hold the Scissors Properly using the finger rings for stability.
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Position the wire between the blades, ensuring the angle is correct for a clean cut.
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Apply firm, controlled pressure to cut through the wire.
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Ensure that the cut wire tip does not injure the soft tissues—use finger guards or cotton rolls when cutting intra-orally.
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Clean and sterilize the scissors after every procedure.
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