Lip and Cheek Retractor With Rod White

Lip and Cheek Retractor With Rod White

Morelli SKU: 7501133
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The Morelli Lip and Cheek Retractor With Rod White is a flexible intraoral retractor fitted with a stainless steel rod, moulded in white and offered in Small and Large. The rod stays outside the mouth and gives the operator a fixed handling point while the dental arches are kept exposed.

Key Features

  • White body with stainless steel rod — a moulded white retractor carrying an external metal rod.

  • External rod — gives the operator a fixed handling and positioning point during retraction.

  • Two sizes available — Small and Large; arch coverage is the only difference between them.

  • White material — the manufacturer color supplied for this retractor.

  • Flexible, non-toxic body that follows the contour of the lips and cheeks while under tension.

  • Autoclavable construction for repeated sterilization between patients.

Technical Specifications

  • Material: Flexible, autoclavable, non-toxic material

  • Rod Material: Stainless steel

  • Color: White

  • Sizes: Small and Large

  • Quantity: 1 piece per set

  • Purpose: Lip and cheek retraction for isolation during direct bonding of attachments and for intraoral photography

  • Certifications: FDA Approved, CE Approved, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016

  • Country of Manufacture: Brazil

  • Package Includes: 1 Morelli lip and cheek retractor with rod, white, in the selected size

Clinical Applications

  • Bonding appointments: keeping the lips and cheeks clear while attachments are bonded to the buccal surfaces.

  • Photographic records: exposing the dental arches for intraoral documentation.

  • Chairside access: holding retraction through longer operative sequences with rod support.

Which size fits your patient?
This page supplies the white retractor with a stainless steel rod, one piece per package: select Small for narrower arches and Large for wider arches, with the rod kept outside the mouth as the handling point.