YNR No. 91 Dental Extraction Forceps – Professional Stainless-Steel Instrument for Oral Surgery and Tooth-Extraction Procedures

YNR INSTRUMENTS LTD

£74.16

YNR No. 91 Dental Extraction Forceps is a dental extraction forceps intended for professional dental extraction workflows appropriate to the stated forceps pattern. Key features and benefits Purpose-specific dental extraction forceps format for the stated professional workflow. Specifications Brand: YNR Instruments Product type: Dental Extraction Forceps Material: Not specified in current product information Suitable uses professional dental extraction workflows appropriate to the stated forceps pattern. Care instructions Clean and maintain in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions an

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