Tooth Extracting Forceps Pediatric No. 39 - Dental Surgical Grade

Tooth Extracting Forceps Pediatric No. 39 - Dental Surgical Grade

Designed for controlled tooth grasping during dental extraction procedures.
Tooth-specific forceps handling supports a focused grip during removal.
Forceps construction enables deliberate instrument positioning around individual teeth.
Direct handling helps clinicians maintain control throughout extraction movements.
Dedicated tooth forceps design supports efficient access within the oral cavity.
Straightforward operation helps integrate smoothly into routine dental extraction workflows.

Brand: surgivalley

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OEM & International Cross-Reference Equivalents

UNIVERSAL NOMENCLATURE EU MDR 2017/745 & US FDA GUDID Classification

EMDN (EUDAMED): L031304

GRASPING FORCEPS, REUSABLE

GMDN Code: 35552

Tooth extraction forceps

Manufacturer / Benchmark	Catalog Number (REF)	Specification Match
Innomed	`GD50-74`	Exact Pattern Match
Medline	`PF73192`	Exact Pattern Match

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SKU: 001010334

Categories: Øvre

Purpose-built forceps for focused tooth handling

Tooth Forceps Pediatric N. 39 is a dental extraction instrument intended for controlled grasping and removal of teeth. Its dedicated designation helps staff identify the appropriate forceps for the intended instrument setup, while the familiar forceps format supports direct handling during procedural workflows. The instrument can be selected when a clinician needs a focused tool for tooth engagement rather than a general-purpose grasping device. Clear identification by pattern number also helps organize trays and maintain consistency between planned technique and instrument selection. Use it alongside facility protocols and the clinician’s professional judgment.

Use Cases

Engaging and holding a tooth during a planned extraction workflow.
Selecting a dedicated forceps pattern when instrument identification is important during setup.
Supporting organized dental instrument trays through clear pattern-based selection.
Using a focused tooth-handling instrument when a general-purpose grasping tool is not appropriate.

Care & Handling

Clean the instrument promptly after use according to facility procedures and the applicable instructions for use.
Inspect the jaws, hinge, and working surfaces before and after use for residue, damage, or restricted movement.
Handle the forceps carefully to preserve alignment and smooth operation.
Store in a clean, dry environment where the instrument is protected from impact and contamination.