Article NES-3752

Not every bracket removal calls for a bare metal grip against enamel, and that’s where the Article NES-3752 comes in. This bracket removal plier pairs tungsten carbide (T.C.) inserts with a plastic tip component, giving practitioners an added layer of protection during debonding.
The plastic tip serves a specific purpose: it cushions contact points during the removal process, reducing the risk of enamel scoring or micro-fractures that can sometimes occur with an all-metal jaw pressing directly against a tooth surface.
This makes the instrument a thoughtful choice for cases where enamel sensitivity or existing restorative work calls for extra caution.
Meanwhile, the tungsten carbide inserts still do the heavy lifting on the bracket itself, maintaining a firm, long-lasting grip that resists wear far better than standard stainless steel.
The combination gives practitioners both durability where it’s needed and protection where it matters.
Function: bracket removal at end of treatment
Special feature: plastic tip component for reduced enamel contact risk
Grip material: tungsten carbide (T.C.) inserts
Sterilization: fully autoclavable
Built on a stainless steel body, the plier withstands the mechanical demands of repeated debonding while the plastic tip component is designed to hold up through standard sterilization protocols alongside the rest of the instrument.
For practices that prioritize gentle handling during finishing procedures, particularly with patients who have more delicate enamel, this plastic-tipped design offers a meaningful alternative to standard bracket removers.
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