Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps Lower Molars No.22 (1/122)

 Instrument Name

  Lower Molar Forceps

 Type

  Dental Tooth Extraction Forceps

 Category

 Oral Surgery

 Material

 Stainless Steel

 Disposable /  Reusable

 Reusable

 Sterile / Non-Sterile

 Non - Sterile

 Latex / Latex - free

 Latex Free

• For the extraction of mandibular teeth, the patient should be positioned in a more upright position so that when the mouth is opened widely, the occlusal plane is parallel to the floor. 
• The chair should be lower than for extraction of maxillary teeth.
• The blades of extraction forceps are wedge-shaped to dilate the socket 
• Lower forceps have handles at right angles to the blade
• For the mandibular teeth, the palm is kept on top of the forceps
• In extraction of left mandibular molars, the middle and index fingers of left hand grips and supports the alveolar process around the tooth being extracted, while the thumb is used to support the mandible.
• In extraction of right mandibular teeth, the operator should stand at the right side and behind the chair and the left hand comes from the other side to support the alveolus with the thumb and index finger while the other fingers support the mandible. 

The following movements are performed for extraction of mandibular molars:

•  Apical grip
• Buccal movement
• Lingual movement
• Dilation of the socket and final delivery.

• Large handles - Better Operator fit
• Concave Inner Surface to fit the root

Rust Free:

• Corrosion Resistant - Passivated

Disinfection:

• Autoclavable at 135 degree celsius

• Made of high grade Stainless Steel

Ergonomic Design:

• Serrated handles - Better Grip
• Sharp  Beaks  on Tip - Better Adaptation to root surface
     

Cut PDL Easily:

• Large handles - Better Operator fit
• Concave Inner Surface to fit the root

Rust Free:

• Corrosion Resistant - Passivated

Disinfection:

• Autoclavable at 135 degree celsiu