NES-3215

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The NES-3215 Rubber Dam Clamp (Fig. 3) is designed specifically for small lower molars, featuring flat beaks that seat securely around the tooth without needing to grip deeply beneath the gumline. It’s a routine but essential component of isolating a tooth during restorative and endodontic procedures.
Rubber dam clamps work by anchoring the dam material in place, retracting the gingiva slightly, and keeping the operative field dry and isolated from saliva. Getting the beak shape and fit right for the specific tooth being treated is what makes the difference between a clamp that stays put and one that keeps slipping mid-procedure.
The flat beak design here suits molars where a simpler, non-festooned contact is sufficient, making this clamp a straightforward choice for routine lower molar isolation. Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments used in isolation and access procedures, rubber dam clamps like this one are a small but frequently used part of the daily instrument set.
Built from stainless steel, this clamp withstands repeated sterilization and daily clinical handling, holding its shape and grip reliably across many procedures.
Explore more rubber dam clamps sized for specific tooth types in our maxillofacial surgery instruments collection.