Tooth Forceps Fig 73 – for Lower Molar Removal

Order Tooth Forceps Fig 73 – Reliable Dental Forceps for Lower Molar Removal Tooth Forceps Fig 73 is a dental extraction tool designed to ensure precision and control when extracting lower molars. Its specially designed angled or curved handle offers a comfortable grip, allowing for efficient force application while minimizing the risk of damaging surrounding tissues. Ideal for straightforward lower molar extractions, these forceps ensure a secure hold on the tooth for smooth removal. The durable stainless steel construction ensures longevity and resistance to corrosion, while the ergonomic handle design reduces hand strain for dental professionals. Perfect for use in both routine and more challenging extractions, Tooth Forceps Fig 73 is a trusted tool for dental clinics and practitioners. Tooth Forceps Fig 73 – Reliable Dental Forceps for Lower Molar Removal Tooth Forceps Fig 73 – Precision and Control for Lower Molar Extractions **Tooth Forceps Fig 73** is designed for dental professionals who perform routine extractions of lower molars. The forceps feature an angled handle for better leverage and a secure grip during extractions. The precision tips ensure that the tooth is firmly held, minimizing slippage and damage to surrounding tissues. Crafted from premium stainless steel, these forceps are both durable and resistant to corrosion, ensuring long-lasting use. The ergonomic design of the handles provides comfort and reduces hand strain during extended procedures. Order the **Tooth Forceps Fig 73** for smooth and controlled lower molar extractions with minimal trauma to surrounding tissues. Intended Uses Lower Molar Extractions: Specifically designed for extracting lower molars, particularly those with a straightforward extraction path. Simple Extractions: Ideal for cases where the tooth is relatively loose or in a favorable position for easy removal. Minimal Trauma Extractions: Ensures minimal impact on surrounding tissues, reducing post-operative complications. Routine Dental Procedures: A reliable instrument for general dental extractions in everyday practice. Classification Medical Device Class I (non-sterile, manual use). Environmental Conditions Temperature: 10°C to 40°C (50°F to 104°F). Humidity: 30% to 75% RH. Store in a clean, dry environment, away from direct sunlight. Technical Specifications Material: Premium stainless steel for high durability and corrosion resistance. Design: Angled or curved handle for effective grip and control during extractions. Tip Design: Precision tips for secure tooth grip and minimal damage to surrounding tissues. Length: Approx. 17 cm (6.7 inches). Weight: Approx. 120 grams. Handle: Ergonomically designed for comfortable, long-term use. Finish: Polished for easy cleaning and sterilization. Salient Features Angled Handle: Provides better leverage and grip for extracting lower molars. Durable Stainless Steel: High-quality material that resists corrosion and is easy to maintain. Ergonomic Handle: Ensures comfort and reduces fatigue during extended use. Precision Tips: Allow for a secure grip on the tooth, minimizing the risk of slippage during extractions. Versatile Use: Ideal for routine extractions of lower molars with straightforward paths. Key Features Angled Handle: Designed for ease of use and better access to lower molars. High-Quality Stainless Steel: Ensures longevity and corrosion resistance. Ergonomic Design: Reduces hand strain and ensures comfort during prolonged procedures. Precision Tips: Offer a firm, secure grip for controlled tooth removal with minimal surrounding tissue damage. Ideal for Lower Molars: Perfect for extracting lower molars, especially in cases where the tooth has a clear and straightforward extraction path. Used For The **Tooth Forceps Fig 73** is ideal for: Extracting lower molars during routine dental extractions. Removing teeth with minimal force and trauma to surrounding tissues. Assisting in cases where the molar has loosened or presents no major complications in removal. FAQs What type of teeth are best suited for the Tooth Forceps Fig 73? These forceps are specifically designed for extracting lower molars, especially those with straightforward extraction paths. How does the angled handle benefit dental extractions? The angled or curved handle provides better leverage, improving the dentist’s ability to grip and extract the tooth with ease. Can the Tooth Forceps Fig 73 be used for other teeth apart from lower molars? While the Fig 73 design is optimized for lower molars, it can be used for other teeth with similar extraction requirements, depending on the case. How should I sterilize Tooth Forceps Fig 73? These forceps can be sterilized using standard autoclave methods for dental tools. Are the handles comfortable for prolonged use? Yes, the ergonomic design of the handles is intended to reduce hand fatigue during extended use.