Articulating Forceps

Articulating forceps are a type of dental instrument used during dental procedures to hold and manipulate small objects or materials. They are typically made of high-quality stainless steel and are designed for durability and precision.

Articulating forceps may be used for a variety of dental applications, such as placing and removing restorative materials, grasping and positioning small instruments or materials, and placing and removing dental matrices.

These forceps are designed with a specific locking mechanism that allows them to securely hold objects in place while the dental professional works on them. They may also feature a variety of tips and shapes, such as curved, straight, or angled, to allow for improved access to specific areas of the mouth or teeth.

Proper use and maintenance of articulating forceps is important to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the instrument. Dental professionals will follow manufacturer instructions for use and maintenance of these products, as well as infection control protocols established by regulatory agencies and professional organizations to prevent the spread of infectious agents.