Article NES-3778

Same job, different angle. The Article NES-3778 handles placement and removal of archwires, pins, and other auxiliaries just like its straight counterpart, but its angled design gives practitioners access to positions a straight-jaw instrument can’t comfortably reach.
That angled approach counts for a lot in posterior areas of the mouth, where inserting or removing small components with a straight tool often means an awkward wrist angle or compromised visibility. The angled jaw lets practitioners come at the site more naturally, keeping both control and comfort intact during the procedure.
Instrument highlights:
Angled jaw for improved access to posterior and hard-to-reach sites
Secure grip for placing and removing wires, pins, and auxiliaries
Reduces awkward wrist positioning during insertion or removal
Stainless steel construction, fully autoclavable
Placement and removal tasks come up constantly across an orthodontic caseload, and having both a straight and an angled version on hand means practitioners aren’t forced to compromise on access depending on where in the mouth the work needs to happen.
Made from stainless steel, this plier is fully autoclavable and built to hold its jaw alignment through repeated sterilization, keeping its grip reliable across the many small insertions and removals it’s likely to see over its working life.
Paired with the straight version, this angled plier rounds out a practical two-instrument system for handling auxiliary components anywhere in the arch.
See more placement and removal tools in our Orthodontic Instruments & Pliers collection.