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Pull out the connecting cable from the handle (no illustration). Press both unlocking buttons (d) on the handle simultaneously and remove the shaft tube from the handle. Screw the insert out of the shaft tube, grasping it by the joint sleeve (e). Withdraw the insert from the shaft tube.
Single use ensures precise tip alignment and repeatable coagulation performance. Non-stick technology enhances performance. Sleek bayonet design improves visualisation. Flexible lightweight cord and remote connection plug helps achieve balance. Spring force elevates control tactile feedback.
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Our Tebbetts™ mono-polar forceps are the new standard instrument for both tissue dissection and hemostasis – saving time & money. These long, insulated forceps are ideal for for many different procedures. Fine tips for accuracy & speed of tissue dissection. Hand-activated switch eliminates the need for foot pedals.
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- American vs. English Pattern
- For Upper Teeth
- For Lower Teeth
- Types of Extraction Forceps and Their Uses
- Tooth Extraction Tools For Dental Students
There are two commonly available design patterns in extraction forceps — American and English. English extraction forceps use a visible screw at the hinge that brings the fulcrum closer to the tool’s working end. The English forceps allow for greater leverage than you’ll find in American-pattern forceps, which use a horizontal hinge.
When working with the upper teeth, two types of extraction forceps provide the best angle and grip. Bayonet-pattern forceps resemble a bayonet, providing the best maxillary reach possible. They’re primarily for removing teeth from bony sockets, with rounded beaks that contour to lingual roots. Left/right pairs use pointed tips to grasp, hold and re...
For lower teeth, there are also two options — cowhorn patterns and tri-pointed beaks. Lower cowhorn forcepsare best for a sturdy and controlled mandibular grasp and get their name because when open, they resemble a pair of horns like you might find on a bull. Tri-pointed beaksprovide both superior grip and leverage and, like the left/right pairs fo...
There are many different types of forceps since each pair of extraction forceps is specific to a particular tooth or set of teeth. The ideal solution will depend on the tooth’s location and age. We’ll start with the best choices for maxillary extractions.
Whether you’re extracting one tooth or many at the same time, having the correct tools in your arsenal can make all the difference. Shop our dentistry forceps here!
SILVERGlide Non-Stick Precision Bipolar Forceps. 6.1" (15.5cm) SP bayonet. 6720-155-015 1.5mm 6720-155-012 1.2mm 6720-155-007 0.7mm 6720-155-004 0.4mm. 7.0" (18cm) SP straight. 6725-180-010 1.0mm 6725-180-007 0.7mm 6725-180-420, 30° up 2.0mm 6725-180-410, 30° up 1.0mm. 7.5" (19cm) SP bayonet.
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