Orthodontic Tweezer

A tweezer is a small hand-held instrument used to grasp, hold, or manipulate tiny objects. In dentistry—especially orthodontics—tweezers are specially designed to:

• Pick up brackets or tubes

• Place them precisely on teeth

• Hold or position wires or other components during bonding

BI-1636 — Slim Buccal Tub Bonder Tweezer

• Use: Designed for precisely placing and bonding slim buccal tubes.
• Shape: Fine, angled tips for tight posterior access.
• Key Feature: Slim profile helps with accurate placement on molars.

BI-1635 — Keats Bracket and Tube Placing Tweezer

• Use: General-purpose tweezer for positioning brackets and buccal tubes.
• Shape: Angled handle with flattened tips.
• Key Feature: Good grip and visibility during anterior or posterior placements.

BI-1634 — Bracket Placing Tweezer

• Use: Standard tweezer for picking and positioning brackets on the tooth surface.
• Shape: Straight with angled tip for controlled placement.
• Key Feature: Secure hold on the bracket, often with serrated inner surfaces.

BI-1633 — Bracket Holding Tweezer

• Use: Holds brackets firmly while transferring from tray to tooth.
• Shape: More robust with possibly a locking mechanism or notched tips.
• Key Feature: Prevents bracket from slipping or rotating during handling.

BI-1632 — Direct Bonding Tweezer

• Use: For placing brackets directly during the bonding procedure.
• Shape: Straight or slightly curved for direct approach.
• Key Feature: Precision control for direct bonding to the enamel.

Packing 1 pcs