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Sprytie™ wires are indicated for use in the jaws in adults and children to directly wire bony segments together, for the fixation of arch bars or splints to the teeth, for stabilization of bony segments, or for wiring the teeth together (maxillomandibular fixation).

The Sprytie™ is a 25, 26, or 27 gauge annealed 316L stainless steel wire 7 inches in length, with a hollow 22TW, 23TW, or 24TW sieeve crimped over one end of the wire, respectively. The Sprytie™ is used in place of traditional light gauge stainless steel surgical wire during the placement of arch bars and splints, direct intraosseous wiring, bridal wire placement, and direct maxillomandibular fixation (ivy loops, risden wires, etc.). The sleeve end is inserted around the teeth first. The stiffness of the sleeve prevents the flexure of the wire.

This device is used in surgery for the application of wires to the jaws of adults and children. The device can be used to directly wire bony segments together, or for the application of arch bars to the teeth for stabilization of bony fragments or wiring the teeth together (maxillomandibular fixation).

22, 24 and 26 gauge annealed 316LVM stainless steel wire in 5 ft. coils packaged in a thermoplastic cartridge that mounts on forceps