Tissue Forceps, 1 x 2 Teeth, Narrow, 6-1/4" | Helmut Zepf No. 22.408.16

These tissue forceps by Helmut Zepf are precision-crafted German dental instruments designed to deliver reliable tissue handling during a wide range of clinical procedures. Featuring a 1 x 2 teeth configuration, a narrow tip profile, and a length of 6-1/4", this instrument offers the controlled grip and delicate manipulation that demanding clinical environments require.

Key Features

• Configuration: 1 x 2 teeth for secure, atraumatic tissue engagement
• Tip Profile: Narrow design for precise access in confined intraoral areas
• Length: 6-1/4" overall length for comfortable reach and balanced handling
• Manufacturer: Helmut Zepf GmbH — Made in Germany
• Item Number: 22.408.16

Instrument Overview

Engineered to the exacting standards synonymous with German craftsmanship, these tissue forceps are suited for use in surgical, periodontal, and general dental procedures. The narrow jaw geometry allows the clinician to access targeted tissue areas without unnecessary trauma to surrounding structures, while the interlocking teeth pattern ensures a firm, controlled grasp throughout the procedure.

Helmut Zepf GmbH has a longstanding reputation for producing high-quality dental hand instruments that combine durability with ergonomic precision. These tissue forceps reflect that commitment, offering consistent performance across repeated sterilization cycles and extended clinical use.

FAQ

What procedures are these tissue forceps suitable for? They are appropriate for a variety of dental and surgical applications including soft tissue manipulation, suturing assistance, and periodontal procedures.

Are these tissue forceps autoclavable? As with standard Helmut Zepf stainless steel instruments, they are generally compatible with standard sterilization protocols; confirm specific sterilization parameters with your practice guidelines.

What does the 1 x 2 teeth configuration mean? It refers to a single tooth on one jaw that interlocks with two teeth on the opposing jaw, providing a secure and stable grasp of tissue.