JJ Ortho Interconnected Lip Retractor

• Enhanced Visibility: Keeps soft tissues away for clear anterior and posterior views.
• Unhindered Accessibility: Open design allows easy access to all areas of the mouth for dental instruments.
• Hands-Free Operation: Suction cups or adhesive strips provide stable, hands-free use.
• Adjustable and Customizable: Interconnected arms with adjustable hinges and sliding mechanisms to fit various mouth sizes and shapes.
• Comfortable Retraction: Soft, cushioned pads gently retract lips, cheeks, and tongue, ensuring patient comfort.
• Ergonomic Design: Contoured to fit the natural shape of the mouth, reducing pressure points and enhancing comfort.

Preparation:

• Sterilization: Ensure the lip retractor is thoroughly sterilized according to standard dental practices.
• Inspection: Check the retractor for any damage or wear before use.

Initial Adjustment:

• Main Frame: Adjust the U-shaped main frame to a comfortable width that will fit around the patient's mouth.
• Interconnected Arms: Pre-adjust the arms to approximate lengths suitable for the patient's mouth size.

Placement:

• Position the Frame: Gently place the main frame around the outside of the patient’s mouth.
• Adjust the Arms: Carefully position the interconnected arms to retract the lips and cheeks. Ensure the soft, cushioned pads contact the soft tissues comfortably.
• Tongue Retraction (if needed): If the tongue needs to be retracted, adjust the corresponding arm to gently hold it in place.

Securing the Retractor:

• Stabilize with Suction Cups/Adhesive Strips: Attach the suction cups or adhesive strips to the dental chair or the patient’s face to secure the retractor in place, ensuring a hands-free operation.

Final Adjustments:

• Comfort Check: Ask the patient if they feel any discomfort. Make necessary adjustments to the arms and pads for enhanced comfort.
• Visibility and Access Check: Ensure the soft tissues are adequately retracted, providing clear visibility and accessibility to all areas of the mouth.

During the Procedure:

• Monitor Comfort: Periodically check with the patient to ensure they remain comfortable.
• Re-adjust if Needed: If the retractor shifts or if further retraction is needed, pause the procedure and adjust accordingly.

Post-Procedure:

Removal: Carefully detach the suction cups or adhesive strips. Gently remove the retractor from the patient’s mouth.

Cleaning: Clean and sterilize the retractor according to the manufacturer's instructions for future use.

• Storage:
• Proper Storage: Store the retractor in a clean, dry place, ensuring it is ready for the next use.

Pack Of 1

Preparation:

• Sterilization: Ensure the lip retractor is thoroughly sterilized according to standard dental practices.
• Inspection: Check the retractor for any damage or wear before use.
  Initial Adjustment:
• Main Frame: Adjust the U-shaped main frame to a comfortable width that will fit around the patient's mouth.
• Interconnected Arms: Pre-adjust the arms to approximate lengths suitable for the patient's mouth size.
  Placement:
• Position the Frame: Gently place the main frame around the outside of the patient’s mouth.
• Adjust the Arms: Carefully position the
  interconnected arms to retract the lips and cheeks. Ensure the soft, cushioned pads contact the soft tissues comfortably.
  
• Tongue Retraction (if needed): If the tongue needs to be retracted, adjust the corresponding arm to gently hold it in place.
  Securing the Retractor:
• Stabilize with Suction Cups/Adhesive Strips: Attach the suction cups or adhesive strips to the dental chair or the patient’s face to secure the retractor in place, ensuring a hands-free operation.
  Final Adjustments:
• Comfort Check: Ask the patient if they feel any discomfort. Make necessary adjustments to the arms and pads for enhanced comfort.
• Visibility and Access Check: Ensure the soft tissues are adequately retracted, providing clear visibility and accessibility to all areas of the mouth.
  During the Procedure:
• Monitor Comfort: Periodically check with the patient to ensure they remain comfortable.
• Re-adjust if Needed: If the retractor shifts or if further retraction is needed, pause the procedure and adjust accordingly.
  Post-Procedure:
• Removal: Carefully detach the suction cups or adhesive strips. Gently remove the retractor from the patient’s mouth.
• Cleaning: Clean and sterilize the retractor according to the manufacturer's instructions for future use.
  Storage:
• Proper Storage: Store the retractor in a clean, dry place, ensuring it is ready for the next use.

Warranty is not applicable for this product.