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Fine Pattern Dressing Forcep
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The Fine Pattern Dressing Forcep is a popular surgical tool that general surgeons commonly use for grasping, holding and mobilizing dressing of different types, in order to soak up blood and fluids.
- Small Serrated Tips for Secure Grasps.
- Tapering Working End for Holding Small Dressings.
- Spring Action Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.
Gerald Dressing Forcep
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Gerald Dressing Forcep is a multipurpose surgical device that surgeons in multiple areas can use for grasping and manipulating surgical dressings and soft tissues, in order to maintain optimal conditions within the surgical field.
- Non-Toothed Tips for Minimizing Local Damage.
- Finely Serrated Tips for Extremely Firm Grasps.
- Thumb-Style Spring Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.
Gibb’s English Pattern Tooth Extraction Forceps Fig. 147
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The Gibb’s English Pattern Tooth Extraction Forceps Fig. 147 is a surgical instrument used to extract Upper Remaining Roots .
- Ergonomic Handle Design To Decrease Effort
- No Slip Grip, Extra Narrow Serrated For Maximum Control
- Light Weight To Provide Maximum Comfort
Gillies Dressing Forcep
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Gillies Dressing Forcep is a multipurpose surgical tool that surgeons in every area can use for grasping swabs, drapes, gauzes and other small-sized surgical dressings, with the purpose of packing wounds and absorbing excess fluids.
- Delicate Serrated Tips for Carrying Small Dressings.
- Tapering Working End for Grasping Delicate Tissues.
- Thumb-Style Spring Handles Ensuring Superior Control.
Guy’s English Pattern Tooth Extraction Forceps Fig. 136
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The Guy’s English Pattern Tooth Extraction Forceps Fig. 136 is a surgical instrument used to extract Upper Premolars and Remaining Roots .
- Ergonomic Handle Design To Decrease Effort
- No Slip Grip Serrated For Maximum Control
- Light Weight To Provide Maximum Comfort
Guy’s English Pattern Tooth Extraction Forceps Fig. 137
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The Guy’s English Pattern Tooth Extraction Forceps Fig. 137 is a surgical instrument used to extract Lower Incisors and Remaining Roots.
- Ergonomic Handle Design To Decrease Effort
- No Slip Grip Serrated Beaks For Maximum Control
- Light Weight To Provide Maximum Comfort
- Box Joint Providing The Easiest Mobility
Harris American Pattern Tooth Extraction Forceps Fig. 18L
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Harris American Pattern Tooth Extraction Forceps Fig. 18L is a specialized device that odontologists use to grasp, manipulate, and finally extract the upper left molars with ease.
- Special Curvature to Suit the Upper Left Molars.
- Boxlock Joint Promoting Smooth Opening Movements.
- Plier Grip Style Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.
Harris American Pattern Tooth Extraction Forceps Fig. 18R
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Harris American Pattern Tooth Extraction Forceps Fig. 18R is a specialized device that odontologists use to grasp, manipulate, and finally extract the upper right molars with ease.
- Special Curvature to Suit the Upper Right Molars.
- Boxlock Joint Promoting Smooth Opening Movements.
- Plier Grip Style Handle Ensuring Maximum Control.
Hawk’s Bill English Pattern Tooth Extraction Forceps Fig. 160
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The Hawk’s Bill English Pattern Tooth Extraction Forceps Fig. 160 is a surgical instrument used to extract Lower Molars of Children.
- Ergonomic Handle Design To Decrease Effort
- No Slip Grip Serrated Beaks For Maximum Control
- Light Weight To Provide Maximum Comfort
- Box Joint Providing The Easiest Mobility
Hawk’s Bill English Pattern Tooth Extraction Forceps Fig. 161
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The Hawk’s Bill English Pattern Tooth Extraction Forceps Fig. 161 is a surgical instrument used to extract Lower Molars of Children.
- Ergonomic Handle Design To Decrease Effort
- No Slip Grip Serrated Beaks For Maximum Control
- Light Weight To Provide Maximum Comfort
- Box Joint Providing The Easiest Mobility
Hawk’s Bill English Pattern Tooth Extraction Forceps Fig. 22
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The Hawk’s Bill English Pattern Tooth Extraction Forceps Fig. 22 is a surgical instrument used to extract Lower Molars.
- Ergonomic Handle Design To Decrease Effort
- No Slip Grip Serrated Beaks For Maximum Control
- Light Weight To Provide Maximum Comfort