Waldent Extraction Instruments Forceps Kit Set of 12 (K1/1)

Waldent Extraction Forceps Kit is a perfect need for extractions in minor oral surgery.

Tooth Extracting forceps are used to extract tooth designed for use in specific areas of the mouth. The beak is shaped to confirm snugly to the contour of the tooth.This makes it easier to reach different teeth effectively.Dental forcpes handles are shaped so that a maximum amount of force can be applied to the beaks, while the handles are still in a comfortable position for the oral surgeon

IDEAL REQUIREMENT OF EXTRACTION FORCEPS:

In clinical cases of:

• Chronic Pulpitis
• Impaction
• Grossly decayed teeth
• Grade II-III Mobility
• Supernumerary teeth
• Mesiodens

Uses:

1.Upper Anterior No.1- is an extraction forcep used in the extraction of upper anterior teeth i.e Central & Lateral Incisor

2.Upper Premolars No.7 - is an extraction forcep used in extraction of upper premolars both right & left.

3.Lower Premolars No.13 - is an extraction forcep used in extraction of lower premolars both right & left.

4.Upper Molars Right No.17- is an extraction forcep ideally used for extraction for upper right molars 16,17

5.Upper Molars Left No.18 - is an extraction forcep used for extraction of upper left molars.

6.Upper Roots Forceps No.51A - is an extraction forcep ideally used in the extraction of Maxillary upper Root stumps

7.Upper third Molars No.67A – Use to extract upper wisdom teeth

8.Lower Molars/Mandibulars No.73 - Buccal & Lingual blades are pointed to fit in Bifurcation area

extraction forcep used in extraction for mandibular molars or wisdom tooth

9.Lower Anteriors & Roots No.74N  - used in the extraction of Mandibular anteriors & root pieces.

10.Lower Molars No 86 - the beaks have symmetrical design. Beaks are cylindrical with a gradual taper to end in a pointed tip.

11.Upper Molars Right No.89 - extraction forcep ideally used in extraction of upper molars right

12.Upper Molars Left No.90 - Asymmetrical beak with one beak which is cylindrical & tapering to end in a pointed tip. This engages in Buccal Trifurcation.