Base formers are the base formers usually made of rubber that help dentists or their team members make models of ideal dimensions. Dental plaster or dental plaster is poured into the base formers and then allowed to set.
It is an essential instrument in orthodontics and prosthodontics, specifically designed for wire bending and forming loops and archwires with high precision.
The Tweed (Frewert-style) flat-to-flat plier is the ultimate instrument for torque control and final detailing in orthodontics. Its parallel tips allow for a secure grip on archwires, facilitating the application of torque and compensatory bends without deforming the wire structure.
The Adams pliers are the technical tool par excellence for bending and contouring wires in orthodontics and dental laboratories. They are specifically used to form retention clasps (Adams clasps) in medium-gauge wires.
