Dental Excavator No-157/158 Double Ended (160mm) Taylor Iris Dissecting and Tissue Forceps

Iris Dissecting and Tissue Forceps are surgical instruments used to grasp and hold tissue during surgery

The two teeth on the forceps allow for a secure grip on the tissue and the straight design makes it easier to maneuver in tight spaces

Schmidt artery forceps are used to grasp and hold tissue or vessels during surgery

Mayo dissecting scissors are used in the surgical field to cut through tissue and suture

The angled blades and serrated edges make it easier to cut through thick tissue without crushing or tearing it

Dental Excavator No-157/158 Double Ended (160mm) Taylor Iris Dissecting and Tissue ForcepsA dental excavator is a type of dental instrument used to remove caries (or decay) from a tooth. It is used to remove the softened carious dentin and enamel and to shape the walls of the cavity preparation.