Orthodontic Pliers

An orthodontic plier is a specialized hand-held dental instrument used in orthodontics to bend, cut, place, adjust, or remove orthodontic appliances and wires during treatment with braces and other corrective devices.

Main Functions:

Orthodontic pliers are essential for:

• Bending archwires and loops
• Cutting wires and ligatures
• Placing and removing brackets, bands, and other components
• Forming clasps, springs, and retaining arms in lab appliances
• Adjusting appliances for proper fit and function

Goslee Pliers    Used for clasp adjusting and fine wire work, often in removable appliances. Features narrow tips for delicate areas
Schwarz Pliers    Used to form or adjust Schwarz appliances (expansion plates); typically helps shape springs and wire arms
How Pliers (Crown STR)    Straight beaks, smooth inside – used to grip, hold, and place archwires or components; especially during band fitting
How Pliers (Crown CVD)    Curved version of How pliers – designed for better access in posterior areas while still gripping and adjusting wires or crowns
Bonart Nose Wire Bending Pliers    Likely refers to a bird beak-style plier by Bonart (brand). Used to bend and loop small-diameter wires in ortho or prosthodontic work
Clasp Adjusting Pliers    Used to modify and fine-tune retentive clasps (e.g., Adams, C-clasps) on retainers or removable appliances. Can be three-prong or specialized
Small Clasp Adjusting Pliers    A more delicate version of clasp adjusters for narrow spaces or children’s appliances. Allows precise control
Rectangular Arch Bending Pliers    Designed for bending rectangular wires (e.g., .016" × .022", .019" × .025") used in edgewise systems; helps create torque, in/out bends, and offsets

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