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Maxillofacial Surgery Instruments
Maxillofacial and orthognathic instruments made in Sialkot: Obwegeser osteotomes and retractors, sagittal split separators, mouth gags, Rowe forceps, Tessier instruments and cheek retractors.
Overview
A broad orthognathic and trauma range: Obwegeser osteotomes, periosteal elevators, raspatories and ramus, chin and channel retractors; Smith and Reyneke sagittal split separators; Hargis ramus and coronoid retractors; Rowe maxillary disimpaction forceps and zygomatic elevators; Tessier osteotomes, levers and bone hooks; Dingman, Davis-Boyle, McIvor and Jennings mouth gags; Bauer, Petri and Levasseur-Merril intra-oral retractors (including fiber optic); tongue depressors, rongeurs and plate-holding instruments.
Materials & Grades
Osteotomes and chisels are hardened stainless steel ground to a keen edge; retractors are electro-polished for glare reduction and easy cleaning, with fiber optic variants for intra-oral illumination. Left and right pairs are supplied separately where the pattern is sided.
Buying Guide
Planning an orthognathic tray:
• Bilateral sagittal split osteotomy — ramus retractors, sigmoid notch retractors, Obwegeser raspatories, splitting osteotomes and Smith or Reyneke separators (order left and right).
• Le Fort I — Obwegeser maxillary mobilizer, Rowe disimpaction forceps (pair), Tessier maxillary levers, nasal septum osteotome and pterygoid osteotome.
• Genioplasty — Obwegeser chin retractor and reciprocating-saw-compatible retraction.
• Access — mouth gags and cheek/lip retractors sized for adult or paediatric use.
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Comparison
| Sub-type | Best for |
|---|---|
| Obwegeser instruments | Sagittal split and Le Fort osteotomies |
| Sagittal split separators | Controlled mandibular split (left/right) |
| Rowe disimpaction forceps | Maxillary mobilisation after Le Fort I |
| Mouth gags | Intra-oral access (Dingman, Davis-Boyle, McIvor) |
| Fiber optic intra-oral retractors | Lit exposure of the ramus and posterior maxilla |
Category FAQ
What are the instruments used in maxillofacial surgery?
Maxillofacial and orthognathic surgery uses soft-tissue and ramus retractors, sagittal split separators and spreaders, osteotomes and chisels, periosteal elevators, bone holding instruments and wire and pin cutters.
Are sided instruments sold as pairs?
Left and right versions (for example Hargis ramus retractors, Smith separators and Rowe forceps) are listed separately so you can order one side or both.
What is the minimum order quantity?
For standard instruments the minimum order is one piece. Special or custom items are quoted case by case.
How long does delivery take?
In-stock orders are dispatched within 4 working days. Made-to-order and bulk quantities typically take 1–4 weeks of production before dispatch.
Do you offer private label (OEM / own brand) manufacturing?
Yes. As an OEM manufacturer in Sialkot we produce instruments under your brand name (Own Brand Labeling) for distributors and hospital suppliers. Use the quote form on this page or see our private label page.
What warranty do the instruments carry?
Every instrument has a 1-year guarantee against rust, corrosion, pitting and manufacturing defects.