NES-3283

Fig. 74
Moving to the lower arch, the NES-3283 (Fig. 74) is designed specifically for the lower left first deciduous molar, rounding out the primary-molar clamp family alongside its upper-arch counterparts. Pediatric isolation work depends on this kind of quadrant-and-position specificity, since a clamp built for an upper molar rarely seats correctly on the differently contoured lower arch.
That distinction between upper and lower deciduous molars isn’t cosmetic — the anatomy differs enough that a properly matched clamp makes a real difference in how securely the dam stays anchored during treatment. Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments used across pediatric procedures, having this level of specificity across the full clamp lineup supports more predictable isolation regardless of which primary molar needs treatment.
Built from stainless steel, this clamp withstands repeated sterilization and daily clinical handling, holding its precise fit reliably across pediatric appointments.
For more figure-specific clamps covering both deciduous and permanent tooth positions, browse our maxillofacial surgery instruments collection.