80 devices · GMDN 64480
Dental implant/prosthesis handling forceps are precision instruments designed to securely grasp and position dental implants or prostheses (like crowns or bridges) during placement in a patient’s mouth. Their serrated tips and ergonomic design allow for controlled handling, reducing slippage and ensuring accurate alignment during procedures.
These reusable tools are typically made from durable metals like stainless steel or titanium and come in various sizes to accommodate different implant types. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified as surgical instruments, subject to standards ensuring sterility, material safety, and functional reliability for repeated clinical use.
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