Dentist Hemostatic Forceps 14cm

Mastery of Control: Pean Hemostatic Forceps 14cm Curved (Fig. 2)

In maxillofacial and dental surgery, controlling the surgical area is the key to an effective procedure. Although small "mosquito" forceps are excellent for smaller vessels, more extensive jobs require a pair of forceps with greater leverage and a bigger surface area. The Pean Hemostatic Forceps (14cm Curved, Fig. 2) is the standard for surgeons who require a durable, reliable instrument to clamp larger vessels and control the swollen oral tissues.

Why the Pean Design Matters

They are named after one of the most pioneering French physician Jules-Emile Pean; these forceps are distinguished by their "toothless" but deeply serrated jaws. 1 Unlike Kocher forceps, which have sharp interlocking teeth that puncture tissues The Pean model is based on complete horizontal serrations throughout the long jaw.

The Fig. 2 Curved profile is beneficial in the field of dentistry. The curvature of 14 cm is gentle and lets the dentist:

• Navigate Posterior Regions . It is easy to reach the back of the oral cavity, where straight instruments can block our line of sight.
• Avoid Anatomical Obstructions . Place vessels in the tongue or close to the mandibular crease without putting excessive pressure on the lips or cheeks.
• Enhance Visibility The curving edges "sweep" out of the direct line of view, giving the dentist a more clear perspective of the area where the ligation is.

Technical Specifications and Material Quality

Made from the highest-density Stainless Steel The 14cm forceps were designed for the harsh conditions of the dental practice.

Feature Specification Benefit

Material Premium Stainless Steel Excellent resistance to corrosion and long-term endurance.

Length 14cm (5.5 inches) . Provides ideal leverage for clamping larger vessels.

Jaw Type Curved, Fully Serrated Secure non-slip grip, with less trauma to the tissues.

Mechanism Multi-step Ratchet allows for adjustable, "hands-free" clamping pressure.

Clinical Applications in Dentistry

Pean 14cm Curved forceps. Pean 14cm curved forceps is a "workhorse" instrument with several applications that are a variety.

1. Hemostasis: Efficiently clamping larger arteries during complicated oral or dental surgery to avoid excessive blood loss.
2. Tissue Manipulation holding the thick gingival flaps or fibrous tissue for suturing or removal.
3. Materials Handling : Secure heavy gauze by collecting small fragments (such as the tips of the roots) from sockets in deep places in which a delicate instrument could slip.
4. Traction provides constant and steady pressure on tissue to expose surgical sites.

Durability and Sterilization

Since they are made of high-quality stainless steel, they are capable of autoclaving. They can withstand staining and pitting that are often caused by saline and blood as long as they are washed promptly following use. The box-joint structure guarantees that the jaws are perfectly aligned after decades of repeated closing and opening.