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Article 05-181-18

CUSHING Dressing Forceps

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Description

1 x 2 teeth, bayonet, scraper end
The 05-181-18 Cushing Dressing Forceps from Next Edge Surgical LLC are designed for precise management of dressings and other small materials in professional dental and surgical environments. Their extended Cushing configuration gives the clinician added working distance, which can be helpful when the treatment area is difficult to approach directly. The offset profile also supports a more convenient hand position while maintaining control over the working end.
Constructed from durable surgical stainless steel, these forceps are intended for repeated clinical use. The fine tips allow gauze, cotton, dressings, and similar materials to be grasped, repositioned, or removed with accuracy. Their elongated design provides useful access without requiring excessive movement, making the instrument suitable for detailed chairside tasks and routine dressing procedures.
Care and maintenance are also straightforward. The stainless-steel construction is resistant to corrosion and supports regular cleaning and sterilization, helping the instrument remain suitable for continued professional use. Its practical shape can be easily incorporated into an organized dental or surgical instrument tray.
Notable qualities include:
Extended Cushing-style configuration
Fine working tips for controlled grasping
Surgical stainless-steel construction
Useful reach for difficult-to-access areas
Suitable for repeated professional use
Compatible with routine cleaning and sterilization
The 05-181-18 can be added to a professional collection of Dressing & Tissue Forceps and used alongside other specialized equipment, including a dental implant instrument. With its extended profile and precise working end, this model provides a practical solution for clinicians who value controlled dressing manipulation and convenient access during routine procedures.

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