PubMed · 3868392
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M I Coombs. 1985. Eagle Beak molar forceps: evolution and usage.. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1834-7819.1985.tb02532.x
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An anatomical model for teaching the practical aspects of routine oral surgery in a clinical or laboratory environment, is described. Replaceable sections allow the model to be rapidly re-used so that successive students may practise procedures such as incisions, flap reflection, bone removal, tooth removal, apicectomy and suturing. Keeping the cost per procedure to a minimum was considered to be of fundamental importance and this has been achieved through the use of 'factory produced' replacement parts.