Fig 1 Upper Universal Forceps is a dental instrument designed for atraumatic extraction of upper incisors and canines. It is a versatile tool that can be used for a variety of procedures, including:
- Simple extractions: The Fig 1 forceps is well-suited for extracting teeth that are already loose or have minimal bone support.
- Surgical extractions: The forceps can also be used for more complex extractions, such as those involving impacted teeth or teeth with root fractures.
- Sectioning: The Fig 1 forceps can be used to section teeth into smaller pieces for easier removal.
Key features of the Fig 1 Upper Universal Forceps:
- Sharp beaks: The beaks of the forceps are sharp and pointed, which allows them to easily grasp and grip the tooth.
- Serrated beaks: The beaks are also serrated, which helps to prevent the tooth from slipping during the extraction.
- Curved beaks: The beaks are curved, which conforms to the natural anatomy of the upper jaw and makes it easier to reach and extract teeth in the back of the mouth.
- Strong handles: The handles of the forceps are strong and sturdy, which provides good control during the extraction.
- Finger rings: The handles have finger rings, which helps to improve grip and prevent the forceps from slipping.
Uses of the Fig 1 Upper Universal Forceps:
- Extracting upper incisors and canines
- Sectioning teeth
- Removing broken teeth
- Elevating teeth
- Repositioning teeth
5 FAQs about the Fig 1 Upper Universal Forceps:
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What are the different types of Fig 1 forceps?
There are several different types of Fig 1 forceps available, each with its own specific design. The most common types include:- Fig 1 upper incisor forceps: These forceps are designed specifically for extracting upper incisors.
- Fig 1 upper canine forceps: These forceps are designed specifically for extracting upper canines.
- Fig 1 universal forceps: These forceps can be used for extracting a variety of teeth, including incisors, canines, and premolars.
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What is a 1 forceps used for?The extraction forceps No. 1 is particularly helpful for mandibular cheek teeth extractions but can also be used for the upper jaw.
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How do I care for my Fig 1 forceps?
It is important to properly care for your Fig 1 forceps to ensure that they last for many years. Here are a few tips:- Clean the forceps thoroughly after each use.
- Store the forceps in a dry place.
- Do not sterilize the forceps in an autoclave.
Product Details:
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Finishing: German Dull
- Usage: Left Hand or Right Hand
- Ultrasonic Cleaned: Yes
- Lubricate: Yes
- Rusting Prevention Procedure: Passivated
- Tests Performed: Boil Test, Performance Test, Shape Test
- QC Passed: Yes
- Packing: Individually Packed
