Kleinsasser Tissue Forceps Curved Surgical and Dental Clinical Instruments

Kleinsasser Tissue Forceps — Curved, for Surgical and Dental Clinical Use

Kleinsasser tissue forceps with curved jaws give surgeons and clinicians a precise, low-trauma grip for grasping, retracting, and maneuvering delicate tissue in confined working spaces. The curved profile improves sight lines and access in the oral cavity, pharynx, and other narrow fields, making these forceps a practical addition to ENT, oral and maxillofacial, dental, and general surgical setups. Built for repeated sterilization and dependable performance, they support efficient instrument turnover in operating rooms, ambulatory surgery centers, and clinics. This page summarizes typical clinical applications, key specifications, and care guidance so your team can evaluate fit for your tray and workflow.

• Grasping and retracting soft tissue in ENT and oral procedures where a curved approach improves access
• Dental and oral surgery: stabilizing and positioning soft tissue during extraction, implant, and periodontal work
• General and specialty surgical fields requiring delicate tissue handling in narrow or deep working spaces
• Assisting with hemostasis and tissue manipulation during minor procedures in clinics and ASCs
• Dressing changes and wound care where controlled, atraumatic tissue grip is needed

• Clean and sterilize before first use and between every patient contact following your facility's validated reprocessing instructions.
• Inspect jaws, hinge, and alignment before each procedure; remove from service if tips are misaligned, worn, or damaged.
• Use a neutral-pH instrument cleaner and avoid harsh chloride solutions to protect the finish and extend service life.
• Store in a dry, protected tray or cabinet to prevent tip damage and contamination.

For use by qualified healthcare professionals.