Clinical Overview
Pedo Tooth Forceps with squared beaks are designed for the efficient extraction of lower primary teeth in pediatric patients. The squared beak design allows for a precise grip and enhanced control during procedures, facilitating effective tooth removal while minimizing trauma to surrounding tissues.
Key Benefits
- Precise grip: Squared beaks provide enhanced control during tooth extraction.
- Efficient extraction: Specifically designed for lower primary teeth in pediatric patients.
- Minimized trauma: Design reduces the risk of injury to surrounding tissues.
- Durable construction: Made from high-quality materials for longevity and reliability.
Kit Contents
- Refer to packaging for exact contents and sizes.
Working & Setting Times
- Working: Designed for immediate use in clinical settings.
- Setting: Not applicable.
Indications
- Extraction of lower primary teeth in pediatric patients.
- Situations requiring precise control during tooth removal.
- Clinical procedures involving minimal trauma to surrounding tissues.
Instructions for Use
- Assess the tooth and surrounding area for extraction suitability.
- Position the forceps around the tooth, ensuring a secure grip.
- Apply controlled pressure to facilitate tooth movement.
- Extract the tooth while minimizing trauma to adjacent tissues.
- Inspect the extraction site for any remaining root fragments.
Summary
Pedo Tooth Forceps with squared beaks are essential tools for pediatric dentistry, offering precise grip and control for the extraction of lower primary teeth. Their design minimizes trauma, making them suitable for delicate procedures in young patients. These forceps are a reliable choice for dental professionals aiming for efficient and effective tooth removal.
