Description
Micro Endo Point Forceps
These micro endo point forceps give the clinician a fine grip on small cones during root canal treatment. Because the tips are slender, they reach the access cavity without blocking the view. Intrace USA, an Atlanta distributor, offers this single pattern for drying and obturation.
Carrying Paper Points and Gutta-Percha Cones
During drying, the clinician carries one paper point at a time into the canal. Then the point comes out and is checked for moisture. Next, the same tweezers can seat a master cone at working length. A steady hold matters at that moment, so the cone does not bend at the orifice. In addition, the narrow tips lift a single point from a box without disturbing its neighbours.
Why Micro Tips Help Under Magnification
Endodontic work is often done with loupes or an operating microscope. There, bulky pliers crowd the field. With a slim profile, these point carriers keep the canal orifice visible while the cone goes in. Also, a light touch lets the operator let go of the cone cleanly once it sits in place.
A Single Pattern for the Endo Tray
Only one catalogue pattern appears on this page, so nothing needs comparing. Instead, study the product photos for tip shape and overall proportions. When a practice also wants a broader grasping tool for cotton pellets, a utility forceps from the same micro family pairs well.
Checks, Cover and Before the First Canal
Each pair of these point carriers gets a hands-on look from our United States team before it ships. Our cover on the slim endo tips runs three years against manufacturing defects, so tell us about any flaw in the joint or jaws. The tweezers leave our Atlanta stock non-sterile; scrub and autoclave them before the first canal.
The ASTM F899 specification describes the steel grade behind these endo tweezers. Find more chairside hand tools in our diagnostic, periodontal and restorative range, or add the Micro Utility Forceps for pellets. Endo buyers often find quick answers in the Intrace FAQs.
Endodontic point carriers meant for licensed, trained clinicians. Reprocessing steps live on the instrument care page, and dispatch times on the delivery page.






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