Retractors
(AI-2706-01)

Description

•  It pulls tissue away to expose an area that needs dental work, and it keeps the tissue in a retracted position during the procedure.
• During oral surgical procedures, the visual field must be clear.
• Retractors come in use to retract structures, so the operative site is clear.
• Lips, cheeks, and tongue have to be retracted to prevent them from unnecessary trauma.
• Dental retractors prevent the hindrance of these tissues.
• They keep them in a retracted state.
• This is throughout the procedure to help the operator.
• Dental retractors hence play a very important role during operative procedures.