NES-3281

Fig. 64
The NES-3281 Rubber Dam Clamp (Fig. 64) is designed specifically for the upper left first deciduous molar, giving pediatric dental practitioners a clamp sized and shaped for primary tooth anatomy rather than adapted from an adult pattern.
Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments used in isolation procedures, clamps sized specifically for deciduous teeth matter more than they might seem. Primary molars are notably smaller and shaped differently than their permanent counterparts, and a mismatched clamp risks a poor seat or unnecessary pressure on developing tissue.
That precision fit is especially important with pediatric patients, where comfort and a secure hold both affect how well a procedure goes, from the child’s cooperation to the clinician’s ability to keep the field properly isolated. This clamp is built to seat reliably on the specific tooth it’s designated for, rather than serving as a generic fit-all option.
Built from stainless steel, this clamp withstands repeated sterilization and daily clinical handling, holding its precise shape reliably across many pediatric appointments.
Explore more clamps sized for deciduous and permanent teeth in our maxillofacial surgery instruments collection.