Dental Tissue Punch

SKU : Examples of SKU Formatting Size-Specific SKUs: TP-3MM-SS: "Tissue Punch, 3mm, Stainless Steel" TP-5MM-TI: "Tissue Punch, 5mm, Titanium" Manufacturer-Based SKUs: DENTSPLY-TP2: "Dentsply 2mm Tissue Punch" HUFRIEDY-TPSET: "Hu-Friedy Tissue Punch Set" Set S

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Features

Design Characteristics: Cylindrical Shape: Designed for circular cuts in soft tissue. Sharp Cutting Edge: Ensures clean incisions with minimal trauma. Handle Options: Some tissue punches come with ergonomic handles for better control. 2. Material: Typically made of stainless steel or titanium
offering durability and sterilizability. 3. Sizes: Comes in various diameters (e.g.
2mm
3mm
4mm
5mm
etc.) to suit different clinical needs and anatomy. 4. Applications: Implant Surgery: Helps expose underlying bone or implants with minimal trauma. Biopsy Procedures: Allows for the collection of small
precise tissue samples. Soft Tissue Shaping: Used in crown lengthening or reshaping gingival margins. 5. Ease of Use: Requires minimal effort and expertise for quick
clean
and effective cuts. 6. Minimally Invasive: Reduces patient discomfort and speeds up healing compared to traditional scalpels. 7. Sterilization: Compatible with standard sterilization processes
ensuring hygiene and safety.

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A dental tissue punch is a specialized surgical tool used in dentistry, primarily during soft tissue procedures. It is designed to create a precise, circular incision in the soft tissue, usually for access to underlying structures like bone or implants. Here’s a breakdown of its common applications, design, and uses: Uses in Dentistry Dental Implant Placement: During implant surgery, a tissue punch is used to remove a small circular piece of gum tissue (soft tissue) over the implant site. This minimizes trauma and preserves surrounding tissue compared to larger incisions. Gingival Procedures: It’s employed in procedures where a minimally invasive approach is required to access the underlying bone or periodontal structures. Crown Lengthening: Sometimes used to remove a precise area of gingival tissue for better exposure of the tooth structure. Biopsy Procedures: A tissue punch can also be used for collecting small samples of soft tissue for diagnostic purposes. Design Shape: A cylindrical instrument with a sharp cutting edge. Material: Typically made of stainless steel or other durable, sterilizable materials. Sizes: Available in various diameters to accommodate different clinical needs (e.g., 2mm, 3mm, 5mm, etc.). Advantages Precision: It creates a clean, circular cut with minimal tissue trauma. Minimally Invasive: Less invasive than a scalpel in many cases, leading to reduced healing time and patient discomfort. Ease of Use: Simple and quick to use during procedures. How It’s Used The punch is aligned over the area where soft tissue removal is needed. The tool is pressed and rotated, cutting out a small disc of tissue. The removed tissue is carefully lifted out, leaving a clean access site.