Metzenbaum Scissors

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Metzenbaum scissors are the dissector of the dental tray. Long, slender blades and blunt tips on both blades — "blunt/blunt" on the listing — let you slide the closed tips into a tissue plane and open them to spread, undermine and release without nicking anything. Flap elevation, tension-free closure, periosteal stripping and soft-tissue grafting are Metzenbaum work; suture is not. Helmut Zepf makes the pattern straight and curved in 14 and 14.5 cm, in standard, Supercut and Onyx editions. Which Metzenbaum Scissors Do You Need? All Metzenbaum scissors here are blunt/blunt; pick curved or straight first, then length and edge. Every product in the collection is linked once below. Curved, blunt/blunt Zepf No. Pattern or size 46.431.14 Curved, Blunt/Blunt Point, 14 cm, Serrated Edge 46.431.14SC Curved, Blunt/Blunt Point, 14 cm, Supercut Micro Serrated Edge 46.431.14TISC Curved, Blunt/Blunt Point, 14 cm, Supercut Micro Serrated Edge, Onyx Coating 46.517.14 Curved, Blunt/Blunt Point, 14.5 cm Straight, blunt/blunt Zepf No. Pattern or size 46.516.14 Straight, Blunt/Blunt Point, 14.5 cm Premium Metzenbaum Scissors Collection Our range covers the configurations clinicians ask for most: Metzenbaum curved, blunt/blunt, 14 cm — The most popular choice for flap undermining in posterior sites — serrated (46.431.14), Supercut (46.431.14SC) and Onyx (46.431.14TISC) Metzenbaum curved, blunt/blunt, 14.5 cm — Extra reach for deep flaps (46.517.14) Metzenbaum straight, blunt/blunt, 14.5 cm — Cleaner line for anterior and superficial work (46.516.14) All instruments are forged from premium surgical stainless steel — fully autoclavable, corrosion-resistant, and engineered to hold their edge through hundreds of sterilization cycles. Why Choose Zepf Metzenbaum Scissors? Blunt/blunt tips — Spread and undermine tissue planes safely — nothing to catch a vessel or the flap Long, slender blades — Reach deep sites and follow the arch without displacing the flap Finely ground edge — Trauma-free cu