NES-3293

Fig. 9T
Moving into anterior tooth isolation, the NES-3293 (Fig. 9T) is designed specifically for labial cavities on anterior teeth, featuring an offset serrated beak that accounts for the narrower, more delicate anatomy of front teeth compared to molars or bicuspids.
That offset design matters because anterior teeth don’t offer the same broad surface for a clamp to grip as posterior teeth do. A beak built specifically for this narrower profile helps the clamp seat securely without applying uneven or excessive pressure to a smaller tooth structure.
Why this pattern suits anterior work:
Offset beak accounts for narrower anterior tooth anatomy
Serrated edge adds grip security on smaller surfaces
Purpose-built for labial cavity access
Fully autoclavable stainless steel construction
Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments used in restorative isolation, having a clamp specifically shaped for anterior labial work rounds out coverage beyond the molar and bicuspid patterns earlier in the lineup.
Built from stainless steel, this clamp withstands repeated sterilization and daily clinical handling, holding its offset fit reliably over time.