Surgical Eruption Bracket Forceps

Description

Surgical Eruption Bracket Forceps

Exposure cases call for a light, sure touch. These surgical eruption bracket forceps help you position a bracket with care, as the catalogue notes. The handle shape aims for comfort, so your hand stays steady. It is a single item with no options.

A Bracket on a Tooth That Has Not Erupted

Some teeth stay buried in the bone. In those cases, a surgeon may expose the crown, and then a bracket goes on the tooth. After that, light force guides the tooth into the arch. Because the field is small, a forceps that holds a bracket gently is a real help.

Light Touch, Steady Hand

These eruption bracket forceps let you place the bracket with little pressure. First, pick up the bracket with the tips. Then bring it to the exposed surface and hold it still. Release only when the bracket sits where you want it. As a result, you lower the risk of a slip in a tight space.

Who Uses It

• Orthodontists who bond in exposure cases.
• Oral surgeons who place the bracket during surgery.
• Assistants who prepare the tray for these visits.

Care for a Surgical Tray

This forceps often works in a surgical field. So clean it with care soon after use, and dry it fully. Then sterilize it before the next case. It ships non-sterile, and it is suitable for reuse after each full reprocessing cycle. Also, check the tips under light now and then.

Our Standards and Warranty

We have this forceps made to our specification and give it a United States inspection before dispatch. We pledge three years against manufacturing defects; any plier with a production flaw then gets a fix or a swap. Its steel conforms to ASTM F899. For routine bonding, see the direct bonding bracket holders. Browse our orthodontic product list, or open the FAQ for order help.

Professional use only. Find sterilization details and shipping answers on our site.