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

 Instrument Name

 Upper Anterior forcep

 Type

 Dental Tooth Extraction   Forcep

 Category

 oral surgery

 Material

 Stainless Steel

 Disposable /   Reusable

 Reusable

 Sterile / Non-Sterile

 Non - Sterile

 Latex / Latex - free

 Latex Free

Preparation:

• Ensure the patient is comfortably positioned in the dental chair with adequate lighting for visibility.
• Gather all necessary instruments and materials required for the extraction procedure.
• Perform a thorough examination of the tooth to be extracted and assess the surrounding oral structures.

Anesthesia:

• Administer local anesthesia to the patient's upper anterior region to ensure a pain-free extraction experience.

Instrument Preparation:

• Retrieve the Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps Upper Anteriors, No.1 (1/101) from its storage area.
• Inspect the forceps for any damage or defects and ensure it has been properly cleaned and sterilized.

Positioning:

• Hold the forceps in your dominant hand with the beaks facing the tooth to be extracted.
• Ensure that the handles are parallel to the blade for optimal control and force application.

Grasping the Tooth:

• Place the beaks of the forceps around the crown of the tooth, ensuring a close fit with no space between the blades.
• Apply gentle pressure to grip the tooth firmly but without excessive force to avoid damaging surrounding tissues.

Extraction Technique:

• Once the tooth is securely grasped, use a controlled rocking motion to loosen the tooth from its socket.
• Gradually increase the force applied while maintaining a steady and controlled movement.
• If necessary, use rotational movements to further dislodge the tooth from the periodontal ligament.

Removal:

• Once the tooth is sufficiently loosened, apply firm and steady traction to extract it from the socket.
• Ensure that the entire root structure is removed intact to prevent fragment retention or damage to adjacent teeth.

Post-Extraction Care:

• Inspect the extraction site for any signs of bleeding or damage to surrounding tissues.
• Provide appropriate post-operative instructions to the patient, including advice on oral hygiene and pain management.
• Document the extraction procedure in the patient's dental records for future reference.

Clean-Up:

• Thoroughly clean and disinfect the Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps Upper Anteriors, No.1 (1/101) according to established protocols.
• Store the forceps in a designated area to maintain their cleanliness and integrity for future use.

• Made of high grade Stainless Steel
• Easy to use
• Thin anatomic ends
• Ergonomic Design -
• Serrated handles - Better Grip
• Sharp Rounded Beaks - Better Adaptation to root surface

Cut PDL easily:                                          

• Large handles - Better Operator fit
• Concave Inner Surface to fit the root
• Close Fitting Forcep Blades - spread the load evenly

Rust Free:

• Corrosion Resistant - Passivated

Disinfection:

• Autoclavable at 135 degree celsius

• Made of high grade Stainless Steel
• Easy to use
• Thin anatomic ends
• Ergonomic Design -
• Serrated handles - Better Grip
• Sharp Rounded Beaks - Better Adaptation to root surface

Cut PDL easily:                                          

• Large handles - Better Operator fit
• Concave Inner Surface to fit the root
• Close Fitting Forcep Blades - spread the load evenly

Rust Free:

• Corrosion Resistant - Passivated

Disinfection:

• Autoclavable at 135 degree celsius