Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps

• Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps Upper Anteriors, No.1 (1/101)

Serrated handles and beaks with concave inner surface.

Close fitting forcep blades spread the load evenly.

• Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps Upper Premolars, No.7 (1/102)

For extraction of upper premolars - both left and right 

The beak is shaped to snugly fit to the contours of the tooth.

• Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps Upper Molars Right, No.17 (1/104)

Sharp projection on buccal and round palatal beak for better adaptation to the root surface. Curved S-shaped handles.

Extraction of upper right molars.

• Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps Upper Molars Left, No.18 (1/105)

Sharp projection on buccal and round palatal beak. Curved S-shaped handles.

• Waldent Tooth Extraction Cowhorn Forceps Upper Molars Right, No.89 (1/115)-

 Single pointed beak on buccal and bifid pointed beaks on palatal side.

•  Waldent Tooth Extraction Cowhorn Forceps Upper Molars Left, No.90 (1/116)   -          

Single pointed beak on buccal and bifid pointed beaks on palatal side.

• Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps Lower Molars No.73 (1/110)

Pointed buccal and lingual beaks for extraction of right and left mandibular molars. 

•   Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps Lower Third Molars/Wisdom, No.79 (1/127)-

Extraction of right and left mandibular third molars.

•  Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps Lower Molars & Wisdom Left No.22-1/2L (1/129)-                                                                 Offset design allows easily accessing molar areas.

• Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps Lower Molars & Wisdom Right No.22-1/2R (1/130)-

Offset design enables to reach obstacles and protect                     the corners of the patient's mouth .

•  Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps Upper Roots & Incisor, No.29 (1/117)  -              

 Beaks are placed in the same line as the handle.

• The position of the patient, dental chair and operator are critical for successful extraction procedure.
• Force is delivered with the arm and shoulder and not with the wrist movement.
• For a maxillary extraction, the occlusal plane should be about 45- 60 degrees to the floor. The height of the chair should be such that the height of the patient’s mouth is at or slightly below the operator’s elbow.
• For the extraction of mandibular teeth, the patient should be positioned in a more upright position so that when the patient open mouth widely, the occlusal plane is parallel to the floor. The chair should be lower than for extraction of maxillary teeth.
• The goal of the forceps use is : expansion of bony socket by use of wedge shaped beaks and removal of tooth from the socket.
• The forceps is applied in five major motions : 

- Apical 

- Buccal 

- Lingual

- Rotation

-Tractional forces for delivering the tooth from the socket

• Made up of high quality medical grade Stainless Steel
• Easy nomenclature for identification
• Sharp beaks of forceps thus promoting effortless extraction
• Tight Grasping Handles
• Corrosion resistant
• Autoclavable
• Made up of high quality medical grade Stainless Steel
• Easy nomenclature for identification
• Sharp beaks of forceps thus promoting effortless extraction
• Tight Grasping Handles
• Corrosion resistant
• Autoclavable