Dental extraction procedures with this 10-piece set of Dental Extracting Forceps. Crafted with precision in mind, ensuring optimum performance and patient comfort.

? Extracting forceps Set 10 Units
? Art No Fig Number Teeth Type Area
? 1 500/1 Upper centrals and canines
? 2 500/7 Upper Premolars
? 3 500/13 Lower premolars
? 4 500/18 Upper molars, Left
? 5 500/17 Upper molars, Right
? 6 500/22 Lower Molars
? 7 500/38 Lower incisors and canines for children
? 8 500/51 Upper Roots
? 9 500/67 Upper third Molars
? 10 500/79 Lower Third Molars

Feature Details
? Material Premium Stainless Steel
? Handle Design Ergonomic for Comfort & Precision
? Versatile Use Wide Range of Dental Procedures
? Quality Assurance Precision Craftsmanship
? Package Contents 10 Dental Extracting Forceps Set

? Extracting Forceps are essential tools used in dental procedures to safely and efficiently remove teeth that cannot be saved or require extraction. These forceps come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and patterns to cater to different types of teeth and extraction scenarios.
? Universal Forceps: These versatile forceps are designed to handle a wide range of tooth extractions. They come in both upper and lower jaw variations and are suitable for a variety of tooth types.
? Extraction Forceps for Anterior Teeth: These forceps are specifically designed for extracting front teeth (incisors and canines). They have fine, pointed beaks to grip the tooth’s crown effectively.
? Extraction Forceps for Premolars: These forceps have slightly wider beaks to grip premolar teeth more securely during extraction.
? Molar Forceps: Molar teeth require more robust forceps due to their larger size and multiple roots. These forceps have strong, curved beaks to accommodate the varying root shapes of molars.
? Wisdom Tooth Forceps: Also known as “cowhorn” forceps, these are used for extracting impacted wisdom teeth. They have a unique curved shape that allows access to hard-to-reach areas in the mouth.
? Root Tip Forceps: When a tooth breaks during extraction, leaving a fragment behind, root tip forceps are used to grasp and remove the remaining portion.