Inge Surgical Retractor 6.4 cm (2.5)

Controlled Dental Retraction with Self-Retaining Access

The Inge lamina self-retaining spreader is a dental spreading instrument designed to help maintain separation during procedures that require a stable working opening. Its self-retaining configuration supports hands-free positioning, while the toothed jaws provide a defined contact pattern for controlled placement. With a 9 1/2-inch overall dimension and a 64.0 mm jaw opening, it offers useful reach and access for dental workflows involving broader exposure. The instrument’s straightforward design supports deliberate handling, positioning, and removal while helping keep the operative field accessible for the clinician and assisting team.

Use Cases

• Position the spreader to maintain separation during dental procedures requiring a stable working opening.
• Use the toothed jaws when a defined contact pattern is needed for controlled placement.
• Apply the self-retaining mechanism to support hands-free maintenance of the selected position.
• Use the 9 1/2-inch length where additional instrument reach is useful during dental access and handling.
• Select the 64.0 mm jaw opening for procedures requiring the stated spreading range.

Specifications

Care & Handling

• Clean the instrument promptly after use according to facility procedures and applicable manufacturer instructions.
• Inspect the teeth, jaws, and self-retaining mechanism for residue, damage, or irregular movement before handling or reuse.
• Handle the toothed jaws carefully to protect their working surfaces and prevent contact damage to other instruments.
• Store the spreader in a clean, protected manner that helps prevent damage to the teeth and mechanism.

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.