NES-3295

Fig. 56T
The NES-3295 (Fig. 56T) rounds back to general lower molar isolation, featuring festooned beaks that follow the gumline contour without the deeper reach needed for sub-gingival or partially erupted cases. It’s a straightforward, general-use pattern for routine lower molar work.
Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments used across restorative and endodontic procedures, having a dependable general-purpose lower molar clamp alongside the more specialized deep-festoon and sub-gingival patterns gives practitioners the right level of complexity for each case.
That’s really the value of a broad clamp lineup: not every lower molar isolation needs the deepest festoon or the most aggressive serration, and a moderate, festooned pattern like this one covers the majority of routine cases efficiently.
Function: general lower molar isolation
Beak profile: festooned, moderate depth
Figure reference: Fig. 56T
Material: stainless steel, fully autoclavable
Built from stainless steel, this clamp withstands repeated sterilization and daily clinical handling, holding its festooned fit reliably across routine restorative appointments.
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