Description
Wire Twister (WT) is an orthodontic instrument designed for twisting and tightening ligature wires during orthodontic procedures. It allows clinicians to securely fasten ligature wires around brackets and archwires, ensuring proper engagement of orthodontic components during treatment.
The instrument is designed to grip ligature wire ends and twist them efficiently to achieve secure fixation. Its rotating mechanism allows controlled twisting of the wire, helping clinicians tighten ligatures quickly and uniformly without excessive effort.
Manufactured from high-quality medical-grade stainless steel, the Wire Twister offers excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and reliable performance in orthodontic practice. The ergonomic handle design ensures a stable grip and smooth operation, allowing precise control during ligature wire twisting procedures.
Direction to use
Ensure the instrument is properly cleaned and sterilized before use.
Hold the ends of the ligature wire using the tip of the wire twister.
Rotate the instrument to twist the wire ends together.
Continue twisting until the ligature wire is securely tightened around the bracket and archwire.
Trim the excess wire using a ligature cutter if necessary.
Tuck the twisted wire end safely to prevent soft tissue irritation.
After use, clean, disinfect, and sterilize the instrument according to standard infection control protocols.
Key Features
Designed for twisting and tightening orthodontic ligature wires
Helps secure ligature wires around brackets and archwires
Rotating mechanism allows controlled and uniform wire twisting
Provides strong grip on ligature wire ends
Suitable for routine orthodontic ligation procedures
Smooth operation improves efficiency during chairside adjustments
Ergonomic handle design ensures comfortable grip and better control
Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance
Fully autoclavable and suitable for repeated sterilization
PACKAGING
1 X WIRE TWISTER
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