Young Tongue Holding Forceps

Description

Young Tongue Holding Forceps

Young tongue forceps grasp the tongue and hold it forward. Anesthesia, oral surgery and ENT teams use them when the tongue blocks the view or the airway.

Holding the tongue out of the way

The jaws close on the front of the tongue. Then the user draws it gently forward and keeps it there. As a result, the back of the mouth opens up for inspection or treatment.

One size, curved

We offer this pattern at 18 cm with a curved shape. The curve lets the handles sit to one side of the face. Therefore the operator’s hand stays clear of the working area.

When teams reach for it

Recovery rooms and oral surgery suites often keep a pair within reach. For example, a clinician may need to pull the tongue forward in a sedated patient. In addition, dentists use it to steady the tongue during some procedures.

Curved or straight

Some users prefer a curved pattern, while others like a straight one. If you want a straight version, compare the Collin pattern we also sell. Then choose the one that suits your working angle.

Caring for your Young tongue forceps

Open the forceps and rinse the jaws soon after use. Next, brush the joint and the inside of the jaws with a soft brush. Dry them fully, then sterilize them with the joint unlocked.

Young tongue forceps specifications

• Length: 18 cm
• Shape: curved
• Stainless steel

Ordering these forceps

They come with our three-year warranty, which covers any defect in workmanship. Our team in Atlanta handles and checks every order by hand. You will find answers on shipping and payment in our FAQ list. For reference, ASTM F899 lists steel requirements for surgical tools, tongue forceps included. A straight alternative is the Collin tongue holding forceps. More items appear in our ENT instrument range.

For clinical professionals only. Our care and sterilization advice covers why photos can differ slightly and which stainless steels contain nickel; our shipping information lists carriers.