Description
Ivory Rubber Dam Clamp Forceps
Ivory rubber dam forceps spread the jaws of a clamp, carry it to the tooth and release it in place. The beaks engage the clamp holes, while the handles lock the spread so your hand can relax. Our page lists three Ivory versions from the supplier rubber dam forceps page.
1 Row of Holes
The catalogue describes this version as Ivory with one row of holes. It is the simplest of the three. Since the catalogue gives no other detail, look at the photo to see where the holes sit and how the forceps lock.
2 Rows of Holes
This Ivory version is listed with two rows of holes. In other words, it differs from the first option in that detail, which the photo shows clearly. Clinicians who already own one pattern often pick the same layout again, so their hands stay used to it.
Light Weight
The third option is named the light weight Ivory forceps. As the name says, it is the lighter build of the three. Some assistants prefer it for long isolation sessions, while others like the feel of a heavier tool. Again, the photo is the best guide to its shape.
Placing a Clamp Smoothly
First, tie floss to the clamp bow as a safety line. Next, open the forceps just enough to clear the tooth’s height of contour. Then seat the jaws below it and release slowly while checking stability.
The forceps are stainless steel, and an Atlanta team member checks the beaks and lock in the United States before boxing. Your forceps reach you unsterilized, so clean the joint well and sterilize before chairside use. The Ivory forceps and their lock are covered three years against manufacturing defects by our Intrace USA warranty.
Review ASTM F899 on surgical steel, then browse the diagnostic and restorative category. To finish your isolation setup, add rubber dam frames. Clamp forceps questions are answered in our FAQs.
Ivory forceps are sold to trained dental teams. Joint cleaning tips for the hinge appear in our reprocessing notes, with transit details under shipping and delivery.
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