VisionButler is available in S, M and L. Selection should be individual, based on anatomy, required access and patient feedback.
1 The three sizes at a glance
S, M and L identify the three available dimensions. A label is not an automatic recommendation for an age group or procedure; verify seating and the instructions for use before use.
2 How to assess size chairside
- Assess mouth width at rest and the distance between the commissures.
- Consider the procedure: anterior work vs. full-arch and posterior access.
- Watch the patient's feedback – the retractor should seat, not strain.
- When in doubt, size down for comfort and reposition if needed.
3 Why keep all three in the practice
Having multiple sizes available lets the team assess seating for the specific situation. Compare any set cost using current prices and your own data with the cost worksheet.
4 Feedback during seating
- Observe the patient’s response and check pressure on tissue.
- If seating is unsuitable, remove the retractor and consider another size or position.
- Use the product only under the current instructions for use.
Conclusion
Size cannot be determined reliably from age or a general patient category alone. Assess it individually and follow the instructions for use. View the available sizes.