Surgical Blades – Precision Cutting Tools for Dental and Surgical Use

Surgical blades are sterile, single-use cutting instruments designed for precise incisions in dental and surgical procedures. Dentists and clinicians rely on these blades for controlled tissue cutting, flap reflection, and minor surgical interventions where accuracy is critical.

Each blade comes individually packed to maintain sterility and reduce contamination risk. The blades attach easily to standard blade holders, allowing clinicians to select the appropriate handle and size for different clinical situations.

Surgical Blades Specifications

• Instrument type: Surgical scalpel blades

• Material: Stainless steel

• Sterility: Individually packed, sterile

• Weight: 20 g

• Available sizes: 11, 12, 15

• Compatibility: Fits standard blade holders

• Origin: Made in China / Made in Japan

Key Features of Surgical Blades

• Sharp stainless-steel cutting edge for precise incisions

• Individually sealed packaging to maintain sterility

• High tensile strength and rigidity

• Rust-resistant material for storage safety

• Multiple blade sizes for varied clinical needs

• Easy attachment to commonly used blade holders

Clinical Benefits

These blades allow clinicians to perform clean, controlled incisions with minimal tissue trauma. As a result, procedures become more predictable and efficient.

In addition, sterile packaging eliminates the need for pre-use sterilization, which saves time and supports infection-control protocols. The availability of different blade sizes also improves access in posterior or difficult-to-reach areas of the oral cavity.

Applications in Dentistry and Labs

Clinicians commonly use these blades for:

• Incision and drainage of abscesses

• Buccal and palatal flap reflection

• Removal of excess soft tissue

• Minor oral surgical procedures

• Dental laboratory work, including acrylic trimming

They suit both chairside clinical use and laboratory applications.

Usage Guidelines

Select the blade size according to the procedure and attach it securely to a compatible holder. Use each blade once and dispose of it following standard sharps disposal protocols. Do not reuse blades after removal.