NES-3204

14 cm
Same family, same 14cm length, slightly different bite, the Cleveland 4 (NES-3204) sits alongside the Cleveland 3 as a companion instrument rather than a replacement. Having both variants on a tray gives practitioners options when one jaw configuration handles a particular bone shape better than the other.
That’s really the point of stocking multiple Cleveland patterns side by side. Bone anatomy isn’t uniform, and a jaw geometry that works perfectly on one surface can feel awkward on another. Rather than forcing a single instrument to do everything, having this variant on hand fills in the gaps.
Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments in daily rotation, rongeurs like this one get reached for constantly during osteotomy work, alveoloplasty, and general bone recontouring, tasks that come up in nearly every extensive oral surgery case.
The compact length keeps hand control tight, letting practitioners work close to the surgical site without the instrument’s body interfering with sightlines. Stainless steel construction means it shrugs off repeated sterilization cycles without losing its cutting precision.
Practically speaking, this is a tray workhorse, not flashy, but reliably there when a controlled bone bite is exactly what a procedure calls for.
See more rongeurs and bone-shaping tools in our maxillofacial surgery instruments collection.