AMG Young Tongue Forceps are reusable stainless steel forceps designed to securely hold and position the tongue during clinical examinations and procedures.

The instrument features red rubber jaws, providing a cushioned gripping surface compared with exposed metal contact.

Named after Dr. Hugh Hampton Young of Johns Hopkins Hospital, the Young-style design was developed to provide clinicians with a more controlled way to grasp and position the tongue while minimizing tissue trauma.

Made from durable stainless steel, the forceps combine a traditional clinical design with rubber-covered jaws for controlled handling during oral, ENT and other procedures requiring tongue positioning.