Adson Dressing - 12.1cm (9085295)

Uses

• Grasping and manipulating dressing materials:

• The primary use is for handling gauze, cotton pellets, and other dressing materials in the oral cavity

• Carrying and placing small objects:

• The fine, serrated tips are suitable for picking up and placing small dental materials, such as cotton rolls, wedges, and matrices

• Tissue handling:

• In some cases, they can be used for delicate grasping of tissue, particularly in areas where more robust forceps would be unsuitable

• General diagnostics:

• The forceps are a standard instrument in a diagnostic setup for a wide variety of dental procedures

Features

• Adson pattern:

• This refers to the specific style of forceps with a fine, broad, and serrated tip. This design provides a secure grip on materials without crushing them

• Plain/Non-locking:

• The forceps are designed without a locking mechanism, allowing for quick and easy grasping and release of materials

• Serrated tips:

• The tips are serrated to provide a secure grip, preventing materials from slipping

• 4-3/4" (12.1 cm) length:

• This is a standard length for Adson dressing forceps, offering a good balance of reach and control

• Durable construction:

• The instrument is made of surgical-grade stainless steel, ensuring durability, resistance to corrosion, and easy sterilization