Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps Upper Roots No.41 (1/157)

Description

Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps Upper Roots No.41 (1/157) is an extraction forcep ideally used in the extraction of Maxillary molars/root stumps

Waldent Extraction Forceps is a perfect need for extractions in minor oral surgery.

Tooth Extracting forceps are used to extract teeth designed for use in specific areas of the mouth. The beak is shaped to confirm snugly to the contour of the tooth.Dental forceps handles are shaped so that a maximum amount of force can be applied to the beaks, while the handles are still in a comfortable position for the oral surgeon.

Upper root pick forceps are designed with two blades (beaks) joined with handles through the hinge. The beaks are so designed that it can easily grasp the buccal and lingual surface of the roots and extract it from the alveolar bone.

Advantages of this special design of forcep :

• Convenient Grip
• Freely movable for luxation & extraction 
• No injury to corner of mouth
• Designed for use in specific areas of mouth

Key Features

• Made of high grade Stainless Steel
• Easy to use
• Thin anatomic ends

Ergonomic Design:

• Serrated handles offer better Grip
• Sharp Rounded Beaks for better Adaptation to root surface
• 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

Specifications

Packaging

• 1 x Tooth Extraction Forceps Upper Roots No.41 (1/157)

Directions for Use

1. Preparation: Ensure that the forceps are clean and sterilized before use. Properly inspect the instrument to ensure there are no defects or damage that could affect its functionality during the extraction procedure.

2. Patient Preparation: Administer local anesthesia to numb the extraction site and ensure patient comfort throughout the procedure. Position the patient comfortably in the dental chair with adequate lighting and access to the mouth.

3. Selection of Forceps: Choose the Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps Upper Roots No.41 (1/157) based on the specific tooth being extracted, in this case, Maxillary molars or root stumps.

4. Grasping Technique:

   • a. Positioning: Position the beaks of the forceps around the tooth to be extracted. Ensure that the beaks snugly conform to the contour of the tooth, grasping firmly but without excessive pressure that could cause damage.
   • b. Buccal and Lingual Grasp: The forceps are designed with beaks that grasp both the buccal (outer) and lingual (inner) surfaces of the tooth roots. This dual grip helps in securely holding the tooth during extraction.
   • c. Hinge Movement: Use the handles of the forceps to apply controlled rotational movements (luxation) to loosen the tooth from the surrounding alveolar bone. Ensure that these movements are smooth and gentle to minimize trauma to the surrounding tissues.
   • d. Extraction: Once the tooth is adequately loosened, use steady and firm force on the handles to extract the tooth from the socket. Maintain control throughout the extraction process to prevent fracture of the tooth or damage to adjacent structures.

5. Post-Extraction Care: After successfully extracting the tooth, inspect the socket to ensure it is clear of any debris or remaining root fragments. Provide post-operative instructions to the patient regarding oral hygiene and care of the extraction site to promote healing and prevent complications.

6. Cleaning and Sterilization: After use, clean the forceps thoroughly using recommended cleaning agents and methods. Sterilize the instrument using standard autoclaving procedures to ensure it is ready for safe and effective use in future procedures.

Additional Information

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

Distributed By:
Pedlar General Trading L.L.C.

Packer:
Pedlar General Trading L.L.C.

Marketed By:
Vasa Denticity Ltd.
Khasra No. 15/1, Mustil No. 6, Village Dabodha, Farrukhnagar, Gurugram, Haryana – 122506, India
Phone: +91 72899 99456

Warranty & Service

• 6 Months warranty against Rust