Waldent Atraumatic Extraction Instruments Forceps Kit Set of 6 - Coarse Serrations K1/5
The Waldent Atraumatic Extraction Forceps Kit ensures precise and efficient extractions with coarse serrations for a secure grip and ergonomic handles for comfort. Made from durable, autoclavable stainless steel, it preserves bone integrity and minimizes complications during minor oral surgeries.
₹8,580.00
In stock
SKU
SBWA02222
Price:
8,580.00
(Inclusive of Taxable Goods)
Waldent Atraumatic Extraction Instruments Forceps Kit Set of 6 - Coarse Serrations K1/5 is available to buy in increments of 1
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Features:
- Predictable and Efficient Extractions: Designed to ensure smooth and reliable tooth removal.
- Sharp Beaks with Coarse Serrations: Facilitates effortless extraction by providing a strong grip on the tooth.
- Ergonomic and Lightweight Design: Enhances handling comfort and control during procedures.
- Atraumatic Extractions: Preserves bone structure and reduces the risk of root tip fractures.
- Premium Stainless Steel Construction: Ensures durability and longevity.
- Autoclavable: Can be sterilized at 135°C for safe and repeated use.
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- 1 x Upper Universal (WA-1F)
- 1 x Lower Universal (WA-2F)
- 1 x Upper Anteriors (WA-3F)
- 1 x Lower Anteriors (WA-4NF)
- 1 x Upper Molars (WA-6F)
- 1 x Lower Molars (WA-7CF)
- The position of the patient, dental chair, and operator are critical for a successful extraction procedure.
- Force is delivered with the arm and shoulder and not with the wrist movement.
- For a maxillary extraction, the occlusal plane should be about 45- 60 degrees to the floor. The height of the chair should be such that the height of the patient’s mouth is at or slightly below the operator’s elbow.
- For the extraction of mandibular teeth, the patient should be positioned in a more upright position so that when the patient opens their mouth widely, the occlusal plane is parallel to the floor. The chair should be lower than for the extraction of maxillary teeth.
- The goal of the forceps use is the expansion of the bony socket by use of wedge-shaped beaks and the removal of a tooth from the socket.
- The forceps are applied in five major motions :
- Apical
- Buccal
- Lingual
- Rotation
- Tractional forces for delivering the tooth from the socket
INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING MAINTENANCE:
- Clean in an ultrasonic unit for 10 minutes with a no-rinse general-purpose solution with an included rust inhibitor. Keep tips open during cleaning.
- Dry or drain instruments and dip them in the instrument solution.
- Load pliers on the tray. The loading method should allow plier tips to remain open during sterilizing cycle.
- Sterilize according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
- After the sterilization cycle is complete, depressurize the equipment and allow the pliers to cool.
- Remove instruments and make sure they are dry before storage.
- Lubricate pliers with a silicon lubricant. DO NOT use tap water during any sterilization process and always dry instruments whenever they are rinsed.
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