The Upper Molars (76D-31) clamp from Carrot HCP provides dentists with a reliable solution for isolating upper molar teeth during restorative, endodontic, and other dental procedures. Its anatomical design fits upper molars precisely, improving access and visibility while minimizing contamination from saliva or soft tissue. By stabilizing the tooth securely, the 76D-31 clamp ensures efficient, safe procedures with enhanced patient comfort.
Ergonomic Design for Accurate Placement
This upper molar clamp features a carefully engineered shape that provides a secure grip without damaging enamel or surrounding tissue. The 76D-31 clamp allows quick and precise placement and prevents slippage during treatments. Its ergonomic form supports clinician control, reduces chair time, and improves procedural workflow.
Durable Stainless Steel Construction
Crafted from premium stainless steel, the Upper Molars (76D-31) clamp resists corrosion and maintains performance even after repeated autoclave sterilizations. Its durable construction ensures long-lasting reliability, making it ideal for busy dental clinics, teaching institutions, and endodontic practices.
Dental professionals often use this clamp with rubber dam sheets or other dental isolation accessories to create a clean, dry working field for fillings, crowns, or root canal procedures. Proper tooth isolation enhances procedural accuracy, reduces contamination, and improves patient comfort.
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The Carrot HCP Upper Molars (76D-31) clamp ensures secure tooth isolation, precise placement, and consistent clinical performance for professional dental procedures.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Item Name | Upper Molars (76D-31) |
| Item Code | 2438 |
| Brand | Carrot HCP |
| Instrument Type | Rubber Dam Clamp |
| Design | Upper Molar 76D-31 |
| Material | Premium Stainless Steel |
| Sterilization | Fully Autoclavable |
| Application | Tooth isolation, restorative and endodontic procedures |




