NES-1225

The NES-1225 Tweezer Adson With Teeth is a different animal from the smooth-tip tweezers on the rest of this page — it’s built to hold tissue, not just pick up small objects. The fine interlocking teeth at the tip grip firmly with minimal pressure, which is exactly what’s needed when handling soft tissue during minor oral surgery, suturing, or flap procedures where a smooth tip would simply slide off.
Available in two lengths:
12cm — better suited for close, precise work in tighter fields
15cm — extra reach for procedures needing more distance between hand and site
Quick facts:
Toothed tip design grips tissue securely without requiring excessive pressure
Reduces tissue trauma compared to gripping harder with a smooth-tip tweezer
Surgical-grade stainless steel construction, fully autoclavable
A staple in minor oral surgery, extraction, and suturing procedures
Because it’s designed for tissue handling rather than material pickup, the NES-1225 fills a different role than the smooth tweezers on your tray — it belongs in the surgical kit, not just the restorative one. Stock it alongside your diagnostic instrument and surgical tray as the go-to tweezer whenever a procedure calls for a secure hold on tissue rather than a delicate touch on materials.
All three of these share the identical “Tweezer Perry” name — two (NES-1227 and NES-1228) are even the same 10.5cm length — so I leaned on genuine differences (NES-1229’s 13cm size, and distinct practical angles for the two identical ones) to keep them from reading like copies.