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How the needles are classified by thier point geometry
Needles may also be classified by their point geometry; examples include:
- taper (needle body is round and tapers smoothly to a point)
- cutting (needle body is triangular and has a sharpened cutting edge on the inside)
- reverse cutting (cutting edge on the outside)
- trocar point or tapercut (needle body is round and tapered, but ends in a small triangular cutting point)
- blunt points for sewing friable tissues
- side cutting or spatula points (flat on top and bottom with a cutting edge along the front to one side) for eye surgery
The 3/8 needle allows the clinician to pass from the buccal surface to the lingual surface in one motion.
The 1/2 circle needle is routinely used for periosteal and mucogingival surgery
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