Waldent Pedodontic Extraction Forceps Kit - Premium (set of 7) K1/9

• Kit Type: Pedodontic Extraction Forceps
• Number of Forceps: 7
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Sterilization: Non-Sterile
• Latex-Free: Yes
  

Included Forceps

• Upper Incisors (No. 101): For upper anterior teeth extraction
• Upper Premolars (No. 111): For upper premolar teeth extraction
• Upper Molars (No. 115): For upper molar teeth extraction
• Upper Roots (No. 122): For upper root stump extraction
• Lower Premolars & Molars (No. 160): For lower premolar and molar teeth extraction
• Lower Incisors & Canines (No. 150): For lower incisor and canine teeth extraction
• Lower Roots (No. 170): For lower root stump extraction

Pack of 7 Extraction Forceps:

• 1 x Upper Anteriors 
• 1 x Upper Premolars
• 1 x Upper Molars
• 1 x Upper Roots
• 1 x Lower Premolars/molars
• 1 x Lower incisors/canines
• 1 x Lower Roots

• Prepare the Patient: Ensure the patient is comfortably seated in the dental chair with appropriate lighting and suction available.
• Select the Correct Forceps: Identify the specific tooth to be extracted and choose the corresponding forceps from the set based on tooth type and location (e.g., upper incisors, lower molars).
• Anesthetize the Area: Administer local anesthesia to numb the area around the tooth to be extracted, following standard dental anesthesia protocols.
• Isolate the Tooth: Use dental isolation techniques such as cotton rolls or a rubber dam to keep the extraction site dry and free of saliva.
• Position the Forceps: Hold the selected forceps in your dominant hand, ensuring a firm grip on the handles.
• Grasp the Tooth: Carefully position the beaks of the forceps around the crown of the tooth, ensuring a secure grip. For multi-rooted teeth, grasp the tooth as close to the gum line as possible.
• Apply Pressure: Use controlled, steady pressure to rock the forceps back and forth, gradually loosening the tooth from its socket. Avoid excessive force to minimize trauma to surrounding tissues.
• Extract the Tooth: Once the tooth is sufficiently loosened, use a gentle and firm tug to remove it from the socket. Ensure smooth, continuous movement to prevent fracturing the tooth or damaging surrounding structures.
• Inspect the Socket: After extraction, inspect the socket for any remaining root fragments or debris. Use appropriate instruments to remove any residual material if necessary.
• Provide Post-Extraction Care: Provide post-operative instructions to the patient, including guidance on oral hygiene and pain management. Consider prescribing pain medication or antibiotics if deemed necessary.
• Clean and Sterilize: Thoroughly clean the forceps using an appropriate dental instrument cleaner and sterilize according to standard protocols before storing them for future use.