Extraction Forceps 210s for upper third molars 04-020
Extraction forceps are tools used in dentistry to extract teeth from patients' mouths. In the case of maxillary third molars, also known as “wisdom teeth,” specific forceps designed to address the shape and location of these teeth may be required. Extraction forceps for maxillary third molars usually have a curved or "S" shape at the working end. This curve adapts to the shape of the tooth root and helps apply precise force to safely loosen and extract the tooth.
The working end of extraction forceps may have a rough or serrated surface to provide a better grip on the tooth. This helps prevent slipping and allows for controlled traction during extraction. Additionally, these forceps usually have ergonomic handles that allow the dentist or dental surgeon to have good control and grip during the procedure. The handles can be coated with non-slip material to ensure safe and comfortable handling.
