Tooth Forceps Fig 18 for Anterior Teeth Removal

Shop Tooth Forceps Fig 18 The **Tooth Forceps Fig 18** are meticulously designed for the precise extraction of upper anterior teeth such as incisors and canines. Their slim, delicate build and gentle curve ensure a secure grip and minimize trauma to surrounding tissues. These forceps are especially effective when the tooth is loosened but not fully removed, providing enhanced control for a smooth extraction process. Made from high-quality stainless steel, they are durable, rust-resistant, and autoclavable for hygienic use in your dental practice. Tooth Forceps Fig 18 – Slim and Gentle Forceps for Anterior Tooth Extractions Tooth Forceps Fig 18 – Precision and Care for Upper Anterior Tooth Extractions The **Tooth Forceps Fig 18** are specifically designed for the gentle extraction of upper anterior teeth, such as incisors and canines. The slim design and gentle curve allow for a secure grip on the loosened tooth, enabling controlled removal with minimal impact on the surrounding tissues. Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, these forceps ensure durability, rust resistance, and long-lasting performance. They are easy to sterilize, making them a safe and hygienic choice for any dental practice. Order the **Tooth Forceps Fig 18** today for efficient, controlled extractions of anterior teeth with minimal trauma and maximum precision. Intended Uses Used for extracting upper anterior teeth, such as incisors and canines. Ideal for extracting loosened teeth that are not yet fully removed, providing precise control during extraction. Perfect for performing gentle and controlled tooth extractions with minimal trauma to surrounding gums and tissues. Classification Dental Instrument, Surgical Tool Environmental Conditions Storage: Store in a dry, clean environment. Handle with care to prevent damage. Autoclavable for sterilization. Technical Specifications Material: High-quality Stainless Steel Length: Approx. 15 cm (5.9 inches) Design: Slim and delicate with a gentle curve for precise grip on anterior teeth Autoclavable: Yes, for easy sterilization Salient Features Slim and delicate design: Ideal for extracting upper anterior teeth like incisors and canines. Gentle curve: Provides a precise and secure grip on loosened teeth. Durable stainless steel construction: Ensures strength and long-lasting performance. Autoclavable: For hygienic use and easy maintenance. Key Features Ergonomic design: Ensures comfort and control during tooth extraction. High-quality stainless steel: Provides strength, rust resistance, and durability. Minimal tissue trauma: Gently removes loosened teeth without damaging surrounding tissue. Autoclavable: Allows for safe and hygienic sterilization. Used For The **Tooth Forceps Fig 18** are ideal for: Extracting loosened upper anterior teeth such as incisors and canines. Providing a secure grip for controlled extractions of delicate anterior teeth. Ensuring minimal tissue trauma during tooth removal, especially in cases where the tooth is partially loosened. FAQs What is the Tooth Forceps Fig 18 used for? The **Tooth Forceps Fig 18** is designed specifically for the extraction of upper anterior teeth, such as incisors and canines. It provides a precise and controlled grip during extractions, especially for teeth that are loosened but not fully removed. How does the design of the Tooth Forceps Fig 18 help with extractions? The slim, delicate design and gentle curve offer the necessary grip and control to extract upper anterior teeth with precision, especially when the tooth is loosened but not fully extracted. Is the Tooth Forceps Fig 18 autoclavable? Yes, the **Tooth Forceps Fig 18** is made from durable stainless steel and is autoclavable, ensuring easy sterilization for hygienic use in dental practices. Can the Tooth Forceps Fig 18 be used for extracting lower teeth? The **Tooth Forceps Fig 18** is primarily designed for extracting upper anterior teeth. For lower teeth extractions, different forceps may be more suitable based on the tooth’s size and positioning.