Heidebrink Ejector

The Heidebrink Ejector is a specific type of dental surgical instrument, likely a variant of an ejector or enucleator used for the removal of cysts or small tumors from the jawbone. It may feature a sharp, spoon-shaped curette on one end for enucleating the lesion and a plunger or ejector mechanism on the other to safely expel the specimen. This design facilitates the efficient removal and retrieval of pathological tissue in procedures like cystectomy or biopsy.

Key Features:

• Likely a dual-ended design combining an enucleating curette and an ejection mechanism.

• The curette end scoops and separates cystic or tumorous tissue from bone.

• The ejector mechanism allows for clean, hygienic removal of the specimen.

• Used for removing radicular cysts, dentigerous cysts, and other jaw lesions.

• Streamlines the surgical workflow by combining two functions.

• A specialized instrument for oral and maxillofacial surgery.

Efficiently enucleate and eject jaw lesions with the Heidebrink Ejector from Medic Instrument.