Crimpable Plier
Crimping orthodontic pliers have a variety of use:
- including placing stops and tubing on arch wires,
- crimping bands and gingival margins of crowns to insure a tight fit,
- and placing and crimping hooks.
Crimpable Plier
₨1,050.00
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