Dental Anatomically Shaped Handle

Precision in the Mandible: Extracting Forceps Fig. 145, with Serrated Tips

The extraction of lower root fragments requires a unique mix of access to the vertical and the "never-slip" grip. The Extracting Forceps Fig. 145, with an Anatomically designed handle and serrated Tips, is a special instrument that is designed to handle the difficulties that the arch's lower part faces. It is intended to remove lower roots. The tool guarantees that even the deepest fractured fragments are removed with the least amount of trauma to adjacent alveolar bone.

The Power of Serrated Tips

In the humid environment of the mouth cavity, roots can be extremely slippery. The Fig. 145 addresses this issue using precise Sharp Tips.

• MicroGrip Technology Serrations along the inside of the beaks pierce the roots' cementum, forming an interlocking mechanism that beaks with smooth surfaces cannot attain.
• pointed beak geometry Beaks are small and pointed, which allows the physician to "subgingivally" engage the root fragment through sliding it between the bone and the root.
• Vertical orientation: The angle of the head is precisely designed to the lower jaw, permitting the dentist to keep an incline of force that is vertical and keep the handles clear from the top teeth.

Ergonomic Excellence: The Anatomical Handle

The Anatomically Formed Handle can be a game changer in therapeutic comfort. In contrast to standard "universal" handles, the Anatomical shape is customized to the shape of your hand.

• Improved Leverage: The grip allows for more natural "squeeze-and-rotate" motion, which is vital to break the ligaments of the periodontal of the obstinate lower roots.
• The Balanced Weight. When the hands are fitted in a perfect way, the instrument is lighter and more sensitive, providing the surgeon with a better sensational "feel" of the root's movements.
• Anti-fatigue. Its ergonomic design minimizes strain on the carpal tunnel as well as the thumb muscles, which makes it suitable for surgeons who have a large number of cases for surgery.

Material Integrity: Stainless Steel

The forceps used are made from the finest Stainless Steel, making sure they can withstand the extreme torque needs of the mandibular extracts.

• Anti-corrosion Guarded from pitting and rust caused by saliva, blood, as well as sterilization chemicals.
• Durable Serrations Steel is tempered to ensure that serrated teeth remain sharp and efficient over hundreds of times of use.
• Full Sterilizability Fully suitable for use in ultrasonic cleaning machines as well as autoclaves. It maintains its polished appearance and a smooth joint action.

Technical Overview

Feature Detail Benefit

Model Fig. 145 Optimized for Lower Roots & Fragments.

Tip Type Pointed & Serrated Maximum grip on slippery subgingival roots.

Handle Anatomically Shaped Hand strain and improve control.

Material Stainless Steel: High-tensile strength and complete hygiene.

Clinical Conclusion

The Fig. 145 anatomical Forceps give the security required for challenging Lower root extractions. For dentists, the serrated tips remove the discomfort that comes with "slipping." At the same time, the anatomically-designed handle ensures that this procedure will be as relaxing for the dentist as it is effective for the patients.