65 Forceps, Serrated shares the pointed beak geometry of the plain 65 pattern, with fine serrations added to the gripping surface so the beaks bite into the tooth rather than depending on closing pressure alone.
That added purchase is most valuable on teeth that are brittle, partially decayed, or otherwise less able to resist a smooth beak sliding under load. The serrated edge reduces the chance of the forceps slipping during elevation, which matters more on a compromised tooth than on one with sound, intact enamel.
Clinically, it is the higher-grip choice within the 65 pattern, selected when tooth condition calls for more bite than a smooth beak provides. Manufactured from medical-grade stainless steel, corrosion resistant, fully autoclavable.
Product Features
- Same pointed beak geometry as the plain 65 pattern, with added serration
- Fine serrated tips bite into the tooth surface for extra purchase
- Reduces slip risk on brittle or partially decayed teeth
- Higher-grip alternative to the smooth 65 pattern
- Selected by tooth condition rather than by arch or tooth type
- Medical-grade stainless steel, corrosion resistant, fully autoclavable
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.