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2results about "Tooth pincettes" patented technology

Tweezers and a method of conducting root canal therapy

PendingEP4539770A4Tooth pincettesTeeth fillingSurgeryTweezers
Tweezers for use in conducting root canal therapy and methods of conducting root canal therapy using the tweezers are described, the tweezers including: a pair of elongate arms; the arms are moveable between a closed condition and an open condition and are biased towards the closed condition; a grasping formation is provided at the end of each of the arms; the grasping formations have substantially part cylindrical faces to grasp opposite sides of a substantially cylindrical item; and wherein the axes of the cylindrical faces are offset from a direction perpendicular to the length of the arms.
Owner:YAPP KEHN

Self-locking special dental forceps

ActiveCN224387559UFlexible size adjustmentAdjustable tightnessTooth pincettesDental forcepsMechanical engineering
This utility model discloses a self-locking oral forceps, including a first clamping arm and a second clamping arm fixedly connected at their tail ends, with a self-locking assembly between the first and second clamping arms. The self-locking assembly includes a support rod, an adjusting roller, and a locking nut. The adjusting roller is fixedly installed in the middle of the support rod and coaxially arranged with it. The first and second clamping arms have interconnected support through holes and limiting strip holes. Both ends of the support rod pass through the support through holes and limiting strip holes in sequence, extending to the outside of the first and second clamping arms and connecting with the locking nut. The locking nut has a limiting block that matches the limiting strip hole. Both ends of the support rod are machined with external threads in opposite directions. The inner walls of the inner holes of a pair of fixing nuts are machined with internal threads that match the external threads at the corresponding ends of the support rods. The structure of the self-locking assembly of this utility model allows for flexible adjustment of the tightness of the clamped object, saving time and effort during operation.
Owner:FOURTH MILITARY MEDICAL UNIVERSITY