K Wires Single Trocar 5" are high-precision stainless-steel Kirschner wires used to stabilize bone temporarily in surgical procedures. Each wire features a single sharp trocar tip that allows for easy bone penetration, providing firm fixation for intricate oral and maxillofacial surgeries. Although extensively used in orthopedics, they are also valuable instruments in dental fracture care, graft fixation, and pediatric maxillofacial reconstruction.

K Wires Single Trocar 5" are quality surgical fixation wires used mainly in orthopedic and maxillofacial procedures involving temporary fixation of bone fragments. Made from long-lasting stainless steel, the 5-inch wires feature a trocar tip that facilitates smooth passage through bone and soft tissue. In oral and maxillofacial surgery, they find important applications in treating mandibular and maxillary fractures as guide pins for implants or as a means of holding bone grafts in place during reconstruction. Their slender design makes them ideal in pediatric facial operations or those requiring minimal invasiveness. Made for one-time use to reduce infection risks, these wires are compatible with routine surgical insertion and removal.
Applications
•    Temporary fixation of mandibular or maxillary fractures
•    Guiding plate or screw placement in complex reconstructions
•    Stabilizing bone grafts during oral surgeries
•    Pediatric maxillofacial trauma management
•    Assisting in TMJ surgical stabilization
•    Supporting distraction osteogenesis with external fixators
Key Anatomical Features
•    Single trocar tip for efficient tissue and bone penetration
•    5-inch length is ideal for oral and facial bone structures
•    Thin stainless-steel wire suited for small bone fragments
•    Sterile and single-use to ensure surgical safety
•    Rigid structure allows precise intraoperative control
•    Compatible with common orthopedic and dental tools
K Wires Single Trocar 5" deliver dependable fixation in oral and maxillofacial procedures where precision and minimal invasiveness are essential.