Surgical Tissue Forceps

Precision Control for Universal Dental Extractions

The 17 Universal Extraction Forceps are engineered to provide reliable leverage and familiar grip during routine dental extraction procedures. Designed as a versatile instrument within the dental forcep family, this tool addresses the need for consistent handling across various tooth anatomies. The configuration supports effective transmission of force from the hand to the tooth structure, facilitating controlled movement within the alveolar socket. By offering a balanced design, these forceps help practitioners maintain stability and precision, reducing hand fatigue during complex manipulations. This instrument serves as a fundamental component in oral surgery workflows, delivering the mechanical advantage necessary for efficient tooth removal while prioritizing operator control and procedural accuracy.

Use Cases

• Engaging tooth crowns or roots for controlled luxation and removal during general extraction procedures
• Applying rotational and buccal-lingual forces to expand the alveolar bone and sever periodontal ligaments
• Providing stable grip and leverage for the extraction of multi-rooted or single-rooted teeth as indicated by the universal design
• Supporting precise manipulation in confined oral cavities where balanced instrument weight and handle ergonomics are essential

Care & Handling

• Clean thoroughly immediately after use to remove biological debris and prevent corrosion or staining
• Inspect hinges and tips regularly for alignment, wear, or damage to supports optimal mechanical function
• Store in a dry, protected environment to maintain instrument integrity and prevent contact with other metal tools

Specifications

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.