Eltee Extraction Forceps Adult Lower Anterior – EF-002

Description

Eltee Extraction Forceps (EF-002) for Adult Lower Anterior Teeth are precision-crafted instruments designed for efficient and controlled extractions. Crafted from high-grade stainless steel, these forceps feature a highly polished finish for enhanced aesthetics and corrosion resistance. The knurled handles prioritize user comfort with a sharp-edge-free design, ensuring a positive grip and control during procedures. Teflon washers in the joints have contributed to smooth operation over the years, while the cross-serrated beaks offer a secure grip on teeth, minimizing the risk of slippage. Specifically intended for adult lower anterior teeth, the EF-002 forceps combine durability, functionality, and ergonomic considerations, establishing them as essential tools for dental professionals performing extractions in this specific dental area.

Key Features

• Finish: Highly polished for aesthetics and corrosion resistance
• Handles: A knurled design for a positive grip, no sharp edges
• Joints: Teflon washers for smooth operation over time
• Beaks: Cross-serrated design for a secure grip on teet

Specifications

• Material: High-grade stainless steel
• Finish: Highly polished for aesthetics and corrosion resistance
• Handle Design: Knurled handles for positive grip and control

Packaging

• 1 x Eltee Extraction Forceps Adult Lower Anterior

Directions for Use

Prepare the Patient:

• Ensure the patient is comfortable and informed about the procedure.
• Administer local anesthesia to numb the tooth and surrounding tissues.

Select the Right Forceps:

• Confirm that you have the correct forceps for the tooth being extracted (EF-002 for adult lower anterior teeth).

Inspect the Forceps:

• Check for any damage or contamination.
• Ensure smooth movement of the joints.

Position Yourself and the Patient:

• Position yourself comfortably with good visibility.
• Ask the patient to keep their mouth wide open for easy access.

Grasp the Tooth:

• Use the forceps to grasp the tooth near the cervical region.
• Apply controlled and firm pressure to loosen the tooth.

Rocking Motion:

• Gently rock the forceps back and forth to widen the socket and ease the tooth out of its position.

Rotate if Necessary:

• For multi-rooted teeth, consider rotating the forceps to facilitate a smooth extraction.

Monitor Patient Comfort:

• Continuously communicate with the patient to ensure they are not experiencing pain or discomfort.

Complete Extraction:

• Once the tooth is sufficiently loosened, use the forceps to lift it out of the socket.

Post-Extraction Care:

• Provide post-extraction instructions to the patient for optimal healing.

Additional Information

Warranty & Service

1 Year Warranty against the manufacturing defect.