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

Instrument Name

Upper roots and incisors 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

• Preparation: Ensure that the patient is comfortably seated, and the dental chair is appropriately positioned for the procedure. Prepare the necessary equipment and sterilize the Upper Roots and Incisors Extraction Forceps according to standard protocols.
• Patient Assessment: Conduct a thorough examination of the patient's oral cavity to assess the condition of the tooth or teeth to be extracted. Consider any anatomical variations or potential complications.
• Anesthesia: Administer local anesthesia to the patient as required for pain management during the extraction procedure. Wait for the anesthesia to take effect before proceeding.
• Positioning: Position the patient's head and mouth for optimal access to the tooth to be extracted. Use appropriate dental mirrors and retractors to improve visibility and access to the treatment area.
• Instrument Selection: Identify the Upper Roots and Incisors Extraction Forceps and ensure that they are clean, dry, and ready for use. Confirm that the instrument matches the tooth to be extracted based on its location and characteristics.
• Grip: Hold the Upper Roots and Incisors Extraction Forceps firmly but comfortably in your dominant hand. Position the beaks of the forceps around the tooth to be extracted, ensuring a snug fit along the contour of the tooth.
• Extraction Technique: Apply controlled pressure to the handles of the forceps, directing the force towards the tooth's root. Use a combination of rocking and rotational motions to loosen the tooth from its socket gradually.
• Extraction: Once the tooth is sufficiently loosened, exert steady and gentle traction to remove it from the socket. Maintain control over the forceps throughout the extraction process to prevent damage to surrounding tissues.
• Post-Extraction Care: Inspect the extraction site for any signs of bleeding or debris. Provide appropriate post-extraction instructions to the patient, including recommendations for oral hygiene and pain management

• 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