Waldent Extraction Forceps Kit Set of 14 (K1/7)
The Waldent Extraction Forceps Kit is a comprehensive toolset designed for efficient tooth extractions during minor oral surgeries. Each forcep is crafted for specific applications, ensuring precise and effective performance. The beaks are contoured to fit snugly around the tooth, facilitating easy access to different areas of the mouth. Ergonomically designed handles allow maximum force application while maintaining comfort for the oral surgeon.
₹10,665.00
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SKU
SBWAL06781
Price:
10,665.00
(Inclusive of Taxable Goods)
Waldent Extraction Forceps Kit Set of 14 (K1/7) is available to buy in increments of 1
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Features:
- Material:
- Made from high-grade stainless steel for enhanced durability.
- Ergonomic Design:
- Serrated handles for superior grip.
- Sharp beaks at the tip for precise adaptation to root surfaces and effortless PDL cutting.
- Large handles for a comfortable operator fit.
- Concave inner surface for a secure root fit.
- Close-fitting forceps blades for even load distribution.
- Rust-Free:
- Corrosion-resistant and passivated for longevity.
- Disinfection:
- Autoclavable at 135°C for safe and reliable sterilization.
- Autoclavable at 135°C for safe and reliable sterilization.
Uses:
- Upper Anterior No.1: For extracting upper anterior teeth.
- Upper Premolars No.7: For extracting upper premolars on both the right and left sides.
- Lower Premolars No.13: For extracting lower premolars on both the right and left sides.
- Upper Molars Right No.17: Specifically for extracting upper right molars.
- Upper Molars Left No.18: For extracting upper left molars.
- Upper Roots Forceps No.51A: Designed for extracting maxillary upper root stumps.
- Upper Third Molars No.67A: Ideal for extracting upper wisdom teeth.
- Lower Molars No.73: Features buccal and lingual blades pointed to fit the bifurcation area; used for extracting mandibular molars.
- Lower Anteriors & Roots No.74N: Designed for extracting mandibular anteriors and root pieces.
- Lower Molars No.86: Features symmetrical, cylindrical beaks tapering to a pointed tip for efficient extraction.
- Upper Molars Right No.89: For extracting upper right molars.
- Upper Molars Left No.90: Features an asymmetrical beak with a cylindrical, tapering tip that engages the buccal trifurcation, suitable for extracting upper left molars.
- Upper Roots No.41: Specifically for extracting maxillary molars and root stumps.
- Lower Third Molars No.79: Designed for efficient extraction of lower third molars.
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- 1 x Upper Anterior No.1
- 1 x Upper Premolars No.7
- 1 x Lower Premolars No.13
- 1 x Upper Molars Right No.17
- 1 x Upper Molars Left No.18
- 1 x Upper Roots Forceps No.51A
- 1 x Upper third Molars No.67A
- 1 x Lower Molars/Mandibulars No.73
- 1 x Lower Molars No 86
- 1 x Upper Molars Right No.89
- 1 x Upper Molars Left No.90
- 1 x Upper Roots No.41
- 1 x Lower Anteriors & Roots No.74N (1/112)
- 1 x Lower Third Molars No.79
Preparation:
- Ensure the patient is comfortably seated with appropriate anesthesia administered.
- Verify the correct forceps needed for the tooth extraction based on its location and type.
Positioning:
- Position yourself and the patient for optimal access and visibility.
- Use appropriate lighting and retractors if necessary for better visualization.
Selecting the Forceps:
- Choose the extraction forceps from the Waldent kit that matches the tooth to be extracted. Refer to the provided list for the specific tooth and its corresponding forceps.
Grasping the Tooth:
- Hold the selected forceps in a comfortable grip, ensuring the serrated handles provide a firm hold.
- Carefully maneuver the beaks of the forceps around the tooth to be extracted, ensuring a snug fit and proper alignment with the tooth's contour.
Engaging the Tooth:
- Gently but firmly apply pressure to the tooth with the forceps, ensuring the beaks grasp the tooth securely.
- Use controlled movements to loosen the tooth from its socket, avoiding excessive force that may cause damage to surrounding tissues.
Extracting the Tooth:
- Once the tooth is sufficiently loosened, apply steady traction in the desired direction of extraction.
- Use the sharp beaks of the forceps to sever the periodontal ligament (PDL) and facilitate the tooth's removal.
- Maintain a steady grip on the forceps throughout the extraction process, adjusting the angle and direction as needed for optimal leverage.
Inspecting and Completing:
- After the tooth is successfully extracted, carefully inspect the socket for any remaining fragments or debris.
- Use appropriate instruments for socket debridement if necessary, ensuring a clean and smooth extraction site.
- Provide post-operative instructions and any necessary follow-up care to the patient.
Cleaning and Sterilization:
- Thoroughly clean the extraction forceps and any other instruments used according to standard protocols.
- Autoclave the instruments at 135 degrees Celsius for proper sterilization before the next use.
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