Tooth Extracting Forceps No. 67 - Dental Surgical Grade

Purpose-built control for tooth handling

Tooth Forceps N. 67 is a forcep designed for the controlled grasping and removal of a tooth during a dental procedure. Its dedicated tooth-forceps form supports a direct, task-focused approach when an operator needs to secure the tooth and maintain deliberate instrument control. The instrument can fit into established clinical workflows where reliable tooth engagement and careful manipulation are required. By providing a purpose-specific tool for this handling task, it helps keep the procedure organized and reduces the need to substitute a less appropriate instrument. Use it alongside facility-approved technique, complementary instruments, and applicable protocols.

Use Cases

• Grasping a tooth during a planned extraction procedure.
• Securing the tooth while controlled manipulation is performed.
• Supporting routine tooth-handling steps within an established dental workflow.
• Using a dedicated forcep when a tooth-specific instrument is required.

Care & Handling

• Clean the forcep according to the facility's approved instrument-reprocessing procedures and applicable instructions for use.
• Inspect the working surfaces and joint before use for visible soil, damage, or restricted movement.
• Handle the instrument carefully to preserve its working alignment and prevent contact damage.
• Store the clean, dry forcep in a protected area according to facility protocols.

Specifications

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.