GDC Ligature Tucker 672/2

Ligature Tucker 672/2 GDC

 GDC Ligature Tucker #1 (672/2) is a dental instrument used for efficient placement and tightening of ligatures during orthodontic procedures. It is designed to simplify the process of securing archwires and closing gaps between teeth. The Ligature Tucker #1 features a compact slender, angled tip for precise maneuverability and access to hard-to-reach areas. This instrument is specifically designed for use in smaller interdental spaces and is suitable for both anterior and posterior teeth. The angled tip allows for easy placement of ligatures around brackets or bands without impinging on surrounding soft tissues. It also aids in securely tightening the ligatures for optimal orthodontic control. The Ligature Tucker #1 is made from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion. Its lightweight design and comfortable handle facilitate ease of use and minimize hand fatigue during prolonged procedures. The GDC Ligature Tucker #1 (672/2) is a valuable tool for orthodontists, offering efficiency and precision in ligature placement and tightening.

Direction to use :- 

• Preparation: Ensure that the Ligature Tucker #1 is properly sterilized and ready for use according to standard sterilization protocols.
• Positioning: Hold the Ligature Tucker #1 with a firm yet comfortable grip, ensuring stability and control throughout the procedure.
• Ligature Placement: Approach the tooth and locate the desired area for ligature placement, typically around the bracket or band. Align the slender, angled tip of the Ligature Tucker #1 with the target area.
• Engaging the Ligature: Gently slide the tip of the Ligature Tucker #1 under the archwire and over the ligature material. Position the tip securely around the bracket or band, ensuring proper engagement.
• Ligature Tightening: Apply controlled pressure using the Ligature Tucker #1 to tighten the ligature around the bracket or band. Use gentle twisting or rotational movements to achieve secure tightening without causing damage to the surrounding tissues.
• Releasing the Ligature Tucker: Once the ligature is properly tightened, release the grip on the Ligature Tucker #1 to disengage it from the bracket or band.
• Repeat: Repeat the process for additional ligatures as needed, moving sequentially through the dental arch.
• Cleaning and Sterilization: After use, clean the Ligature Tucker #1 thoroughly using an appropriate cleaning solution and brush, removing any debris or residue. Follow standard sterilization protocols, such as autoclaving, to ensure proper sterilization before the next use.

Warranty :- 6 months against rust