Rubber Dam Clamp Forceps | Rubber Dam Frames | Rubber Dam Clamps

Dental rubber dam clamp forceps, rubber dam frames, and rubber dam clamps are essential tools used in dentistry to isolate teeth during certain procedures. This isolation helps to keep the tooth clean and dry, improving the success of the procedure.  

 
Dental rubber dam clamp forceps are specialized instruments used to place and remove rubber dam clamps. They have a unique design with a long, slender beak that allows for easy access to even the most difficult-to-reach areas.  

 
Here are some common types of dental rubber dam clamp forceps:

Brewer Forceps: These forceps have a unique design with a long, slender beak that allows for easy access to even the most difficult-to-reach areas.
Ivory Forceps: These forceps have a straight, sturdy design that provides a firm grip on the clamp.    
University of Washington Forceps: These forceps have a curved beak that allows for easy placement of clamps on anterior teeth.
Ash Forceps: These forceps have a unique design with a sliding lock mechanism that allows for easy placement and removal of clamps.

Rubber dam frames are used to hold the rubber dam in place. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes to accommodate different sizes of rubber dams.  

 
Here are some common types of rubber dam frames:

Young's Frame: A U-shaped frame that is placed around the patient's mouth.    

Rubber dam clamps are used to secure the rubber dam to the teeth. They come in a variety of sizes and shapes to accommodate different tooth types and sizes.  

 
Here are some common types of rubber dam clamps:

Anterior Clamps: These clamps are used on the front teeth.    
Posterior Clamps: These clamps are used on the back teeth.    
Winged Clamps: These clamps have small wings that help to hold the rubber dam in place.    
Wingless Clamps: These clamps do not have wings.