Dental Pliers(14)

Dressing Plier Fig 17 is a specialized device that dentists use to manipulate a variety of small objects, such as cotton pellets, in order to absorb fluids in the oral cavity or apply medication in a dry socket.

• Inner Serrations to Ensure a Steady Grip.
• Angled Tapered Jaws Ensuring Deep Surgical Access.
• Ergonomic Spring Handle Ensuring Smooth Motion.

Dressing Plier Fig 18 is a specialized device that dentists use to grasp, statically hold and extract minute materials, cotton rolls or other instruments from the oral cavity.

• Smooth-Surfaced Jaws to Minimize Local Damage.
• Pin Lock System to Prevent Material Slippage.
• Ergonomic Spring Handle Promoting Maximum Control.

Dressing Plier Fig 18L is a hand-held device that dentists use to manipulate a variety of small objects, such as cotton pellets, in order to absorb fluids in the oral cavity or apply medication in a dry socket.

• Serrated Jaw Surfaces to Minimize Local Damage.
• Angled Tapered Jaws Ensuring Deep Surgical Access.
• Ergonomic Spring Handle Ensuring Smooth Motion.

Dressing Plier Fig 19 is a hand-held tool that dentists use to grasp, statically hold and extract minute materials, cotton rolls or other instruments from the oral cavity.

• Delicate Serrations to Ensure a Steady Grip.
• Pin Lock System to Prevent Material Slippage.
• Ergonomic Spring Handle Promoting Maximum Control.

Dressing Plier Fig 3 is a specialized device that dentists use to grasp, statically hold and extract minute materials, cotton rolls or other instruments from the oral cavity.

• Smooth-Surfaced Profile Ensuring a Steady Grip.
• Pin Lock System to Prevent Material Slippage.
• Ergonomic Spring Handle Promoting Maximum Control.

Dressing Plier Fig 317 is a specialized device that dentists use to grasp, statically hold and extract minute materials, cotton rolls or other instruments from the oral cavity.

• Smooth-Surfaced Profile Ensuring a Steady Grip.
• Pin Lock System to Prevent Material Slippage.
• Ergonomic Spring Handle Promoting Maximum Control.

The London College Dressing Plier Fig 2 is a hand-held device that dentists use to grasp, statically hold and remove minute materials, cotton rolls or other instruments from the oral cavity, in order to keep and clean surgical field.

• Serrated Profile to Minimize Local Damage.
• Angled Tapered Jaws Ensuring Deep Surgical Access.
• Ergonomic Spring Handle Ensuring Smooth Motion.

Meriam Dressing Plier Fig 318 is a hand-held device that dentists use to manipulate a variety of small objects, such as cotton pellets, in order to absorb fluids in the oral cavity or apply medication in a dry socket.

• Finely-Serrated to Minimize Local Damage.
• Angled Tapered Jaws Ensuring Deep Surgical Access.
• Ergonomic Spring Handle Promoting Superior Control.