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

• Type: Dental Tooth Extraction Forcep
• Category: Oral Surgery
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Disposable / Reusable: Reusable
• Sterile / Non-Sterile: Non-Sterile
• Latex / Latex-Free: Latex-Free
• Model Number: Lower Molars & Wisdoms Right No.22-1/2R (1/130)
• Suitable for: Lower molars on the right side
• Beak Shape: Pointed buccal and lingual beaks
• Handle Design: Ergonomic, allowing for maximum force application
• Grip Comfort: Designed for comfort during prolonged procedures

Preparation:

• Ensure that the forceps are clean and sterilized before use. Follow appropriate sterilization procedures as per your clinic's protocols.
• Prepare the patient for the extraction procedure by providing appropriate anesthesia and ensuring adequate isolation of the operative site.

Positioning:

• Position the patient comfortably in the dental chair, ensuring proper access to the extraction site.
• Use a mouth prop or other appropriate instruments to keep the patient's mouth open and facilitate access to the tooth.

Selection:

• Confirm that the forceps are appropriate for the specific tooth being extracted (lower molars on the right side).
• Verify the correct orientation of the forceps (right side) to ensure optimal functionality.

Gripping:

• Grasp the forceps firmly but comfortably, ensuring a secure grip on the handles.
• Position the beaks of the forceps around the tooth to be extracted, ensuring proper alignment and engagement with the tooth surface.

Luxation:

• Apply controlled rotational movements to luxate the tooth gently from its socket.
• Use appropriate force to dislodge the tooth gradually while minimizing trauma to surrounding tissues.

Extraction:

• Once the tooth is sufficiently loosened, exert controlled traction in the direction of the tooth's long axis to facilitate its removal.
• Maintain steady pressure while monitoring the patient's comfort and adjusting the angle of force application as needed.

Assessment:

• Inspect the extracted tooth to ensure complete removal and assess the integrity of the surrounding tissues.
• Address any bleeding or discomfort experienced by the patient promptly using appropriate techniques and materials.

Post-Extraction Care:

• Provide post-operative instructions to the patient regarding oral hygiene, diet, and pain management as needed.
• Document the extraction procedure in the patient's records, including any complications encountered and follow-up instructions.

Cleaning and Sterilization:

• Thoroughly clean the forceps after use, removing any debris or residues.
• Follow appropriate sterilization procedures to prepare the forceps for future use, ensuring compliance with infection control standards.

Storage:

• Store the sterilized forceps in a designated location, protecting them from contamination and damage between uses.

• Secure grip for precise tooth extraction
• Ergonomic design reduces hand fatigue
• Pointed beaks ensure accurate tooth grasp
• Offset handles protect corners of mouth
• Stainless steel construction for durability
• Suitable for lower molars on right side
• Secure grip for precise tooth extraction
• Ergonomic design reduces hand fatigue
• Pointed beaks ensure accurate tooth grasp
• Offset handles protect corners of mouth
• Stainless steel construction for durability
• Suitable for lower molars on right side