NES-3369

The Brewer pattern is a longstanding staple for placing and removing rubber dam clamps, and the NES-3369 brings this trusted forceps design to daily restorative and endodontic practice. Its jaw is shaped to grip the clamp securely during placement, giving practitioners confident control as the clamp seats onto the tooth.
Why practitioners reach for a Brewer pattern:
Reliable, secure grip on the clamp during placement and removal
Straightforward, no-frills design suited to routine use
Complements other forceps patterns like Ivory or Ainsworth
Fully autoclavable stainless steel construction
That secure grip matters throughout the whole isolation process, not just at placement. Clamps often need to be adjusted or removed partway through a procedure, and a forceps that holds firmly reduces the risk of the clamp slipping or springing free unexpectedly.
Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments supporting isolation work, this Brewer forceps rounds out a practice’s toolkit alongside other clamp-handling patterns, giving practitioners flexibility to use whichever forceps feels most secure in hand.
Built from stainless steel, these forceps withstand repeated sterilization and daily clinical handling, holding its grip precision reliably over time.