Grooved Director & Tongue Tie – Probe Point

Tongue Tie - Plain Point stainless steel, plain point Grooved Director and Tongue Tie contains a plain point at one end and a butterfly-shaped director on the other end. This stainless steel instrument is typically used during a frenotomy to lift the tongue back and expose the frenulum. The frenulum would rest on the grooved part of the director and then be cut with iris scissors. Depending on the patient, this device is offered in various lengths.

Cooley Graft Suction Tube 8.0 mm wide round perforated tip, 7" (17.8 cm) working length, 12" (30.5 cm) overall length Cooley Graft Suction Tube is a popular instrument used in various surgical operations to eliminate and clear bodily fluids that may obstruct the view of the surgical site. For this reason, the distal end of the tube contains a piece that is attached to a suction machine in order to provide the suction power for the instrument to perform. The other end contains a long tube that has an 8.0 mm wide tip, which allows it to extract greater amount of fluid away from the area.

Suction Tube small pattern, narrow handle (pediatric), w/ removable tip, 8-1/4" (21.0 cm) overall length Yankauer Suction Tube is designed to be used during general procedures involving pediatrics due to the narrow handle and smaller pattern. The reason of using this tube is to clean the surgical site, thereby also removing debris or fluids and reducing the chance for infection. The end of the tube contains a removable bulb-shaped tip, and the overall length is 8 ¼."

Adson Suction Tube w/ finger cut-off, curved Adson Suction Tube contains a finger cut-off valve to place rest the finger on and a grip handle for a better hold. This instrument is available in several different French measurements on a 5" or 8" working length. The intended purpose of this suction tube with a slightly curved tip is to remove any excess liquids or fluids that are present on the surgical site. In this way, the surgeon may have a clear view of the area being operated.