Catalogue of dental materials, furniture, instruments, etc. (1867)
S.S. White Dental Manufacturing Company (Philadelphia, Pa.) · Lippincott's Press, Philadelphia · leaf 61
Fig. 1—Represents one of a pair, right and left. This instrument issix inches long; the handles are compressed three inchesfrom the beaks, so that they will not be cumbersome in themouth; one beak is flat, with a copper nail riveted intoit; the other beak is smaller, and slightly curved,… … Fig. 2—Represents one of a pair, right and left, five and a half incheslong, not quite so heavy in structure as Fig. 1. The beaksare flatter. They can be used for the places referred toabove, but are principally used for the anterior and pos-terior surfaces of the inferior molars and bicuspids.…
Dental instruments and apparatus
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