Bracket Removing Plier (Straight)

Designed for bracket removal in the anterior portion of the arch. Manufactured with a straight tip along with a machined enlarged groove at the tip that will allow the instrument not to interfere with the bracket during removal. The tip of the beak is thinned down to its finest point along with sharpened edges. When removing the brackets simply place the sharp beaks behind the base of the bracket and simply squeeze. Both beaks are manufactured with hardened inserts for strength and extend the sharpness of the cutting edge.

• Designed with a straight beak creating easy anterior access.
• Manufactured with a hardened inserted beak on both sides of the beaks.
• Hardened inserts increase the strength of the cutting edge and help extend the sharpness of the cutting edge.
• A machined groove is positioned below the cutting edge at the tip, so the instrument does not interfere with the bracket during removal.
• Beaks are thinned down to their thinnest point to fit behind the bracket pad.
• A beveled honed cutting edge is placed at the tip for increased sharpness.
• Constructed on an all stainless steel box joint forging.