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

 Instrument Name

 Upper Left Molar extraction forceps

 Type

 Dental Extraction Forceps

 Category

 Oral surgery

 Material

 Stainless Steel

 Disposable / Reusable

 Reusable

 Sterile / Non-Sterile

 Non - Sterile

 Latex / Latex - free

 Latex Free

• For a maxillary extraction, the chair should be tipped backward and the maxillary occlusal plane is at 60 degrees to the floor. The height of the chair should be adjusted such that the patient’s mouth is at or below the operator’s elbow level. 
• For all maxillary teeth, the position of the dentist is to be front and right (and to be left to the left handed dentist).
• Left upper molar extraction forceps has sharply pointed beak on buccal and round palatal beak.
• The curved side of the handles should rest in the palm of the dentist. The forceps is held with the palm under the forceps.
• Retract the lip and cheek and support the alveolar process by using the thumb and index finger of the left hand. 
• Following movements are performed for extraction of maxillary molars-

1. Apical grip
2. Labial movement
3. Palatal movement
4. Dilation of the socket and final delivery.

# Sharp projection bucal & Round palatal Beak - Better Adaptation to root surface
                                                                                       Cut PDL easily

# Large handles - Better Operator fit

# Concave Inner Surface to fit the root

5) Rust Free 

   Corrosion Resistant - Passivated

6) Disinfection 

   Autoclavable at 135 degree celsius

1) Made of high grade Stainless Steel

2) Easy to use

3) Sharp Tip

4) Ergonomic Design - 

# Serrated handles - Better Grip

# Sharp projection bucal & Round palatal Beak - Better Adaptation to root surface
                                                                                       Cut PDL easily

# Large handles - Better Operator fit

# Concave Inner Surface to fit the root

5) Rust Free 

   Corrosion Resistant - Passivated

6) Disinfection 

   Autoclavable at 135 degree celsius