NES-3282

Fig. 65
Paired naturally with the Fig. 64 clamp for the first deciduous molar, the NES-3282 (Fig. 65) is fitted specifically to the upper left second deciduous molar. Having both figures available lets pediatric practices isolate either primary molar in that quadrant with a properly sized clamp rather than stretching one clamp across two different tooth shapes.
Designation: upper left second deciduous molar
Figure reference: Fig. 65
Function: rubber dam isolation for pediatric restorative and endodontic work
Material: stainless steel, fully autoclavable
Fitting a clamp correctly to a deciduous molar matters for the same reasons it does with permanent teeth, but the margin for error is smaller given the reduced size of primary tooth anatomy. Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments used in pediatric isolation work, having size-specific clamps for each deciduous molar position reduces the guesswork of adapting a generic clamp mid-procedure.
Constructed from stainless steel, this clamp withstands repeated sterilization cycles and daily clinical handling, keeping its shape and grip consistent across a busy pediatric schedule.