Davis Boyle Tongue Plate with Anaesthetic Tube (100mm) Uterine The straight design of the

The straight design of the forceps allows for precise control during dissection and manipulation of tissue

These forceps can be used to clamp off small vessels such as arteries

They are typically used in minor surgical procedures and can be used to gently grasp and remove the object

It is used to shape and pack amalgam (a type of dental filling material) into the tooth cavity

It has a narrow gouge width of 1mm

Davis Boyle Tongue Plate with Anaesthetic Tube (100mm) Uterine The straight design of theThe Davis Boyle Tongue Plate With Anaesthetic Tube (100mm) is a device used in oral surgery. It is designed to provide access to the tongue and oral cavity during surgical procedures. The tongue plate is placed over the tongue and the anaesthetic tube is inserted into the mouth to provide anaesthesia. The device is also used to help secure the tongue and prevent it from moving during surgery.