NES-3289

Fig. 1-T
Moving beyond molar isolation, the NES-3289 (Fig. 1-T) is built specifically for bicuspid roots, featuring festooned serrated beaks designed to grip securely around this distinct tooth shape. Bicuspids present a different profile than molars, and a clamp shaped for that anatomy makes a real difference in fit.
The festooned beak contour follows the natural curve of the gumline more closely than a flat beak would, while the serrated edge adds extra grip security, helping the clamp stay firmly seated during longer restorative or endodontic procedures.
Function: rubber dam isolation for bicuspid roots
Beak design: festooned and serrated for secure grip
Figure reference: Fig. 1-T
Material: stainless steel, fully autoclavable
Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments used across restorative dentistry, this bicuspid-specific clamp rounds out coverage beyond the molar-focused figures earlier in the lineup, giving practitioners a properly fitted option regardless of tooth type.
Built from stainless steel, this clamp withstands repeated sterilization and daily clinical handling, keeping its serrated grip dependable over time.