Atraumatic Extraction Forceps 13 Dental Tool
Atraumatic Extraction Forceps 13 Dental Tool
Atraumatic Extraction Forceps 13 for Controlled Tooth Removal
The Atraumatic Extraction Forceps 13 is a specialized dental extraction instrument developed for precise and controlled tooth removal. Its design is intended for extraction procedures where secure tooth engagement, controlled force application, and careful handling of surrounding structures are important.
The working end features curved, precision-contoured beaks that are shaped to follow the accessible anatomy of the tooth. This contoured configuration creates a defined contact relationship with the tooth, helping the clinician establish secure engagement before beginning the extraction movement. The curved profile also gives the working end a distinct approach compared with a straight beak configuration.
For atraumatic extraction, maintaining stable engagement is important because uncontrolled movement or repeated repositioning can make force application less predictable. The Forceps 13 is designed to support controlled tooth manipulation and accurate application of extraction force, making it suitable for procedures where precision is prioritized.
The instrument also supports minimally invasive extraction techniques intended to help preserve surrounding bone and soft tissue. The atraumatic design contributes to controlled handling, although clinical results ultimately depend on the individual tooth anatomy, case conditions, correct beak placement, extraction technique, and operator skill.
The ergonomic handle provides grip stability and tactile feedback during use. This allows the clinician to maintain awareness of the working-end position while applying force and making controlled adjustments. The handle design is also intended to improve comfort and reduce operator fatigue during routine and advanced dental procedures.
The Forceps 13 is appropriate for general dentistry, oral surgery, routine extraction, surgical extraction, and minimally invasive extraction procedures where its curved, contoured working profile is suitable for the tooth being treated.
Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the instrument is designed for long-term professional use with corrosion-resistant construction. It is reusable and fully autoclavable, supporting appropriate cleaning, inspection, sterilization, and maintenance between procedures.
Clinical Applications
- Routine tooth extraction
- Surgical tooth extraction
- Atraumatic extraction techniques
- Minimally invasive extraction procedures
- Cases requiring secure tooth engagement
- Procedures requiring controlled force application
- General dentistry
- Oral surgery
Key Features
- Atraumatic Extraction Forceps No. 13
- Curved precision-contoured beaks
- Designed to adapt to tooth anatomy
- Secure tooth engagement
- Supports controlled tooth manipulation
- Suitable for minimally invasive extraction techniques
- Ergonomic handle for comfortable handling
- Grip stability during extraction
- Tactile feedback for improved instrument control
- Supports accurate force application
- Premium surgical-grade stainless steel
- Corrosion-resistant construction
- Reusable professional dental instrument
- Fully autoclavable
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Atraumatic Extraction Forceps 13 used for?
The No. 13 forceps is designed for controlled tooth removal during routine and surgical dental extraction procedures, including techniques that prioritize atraumatic handling.
What is distinctive about the Forceps 13 working end?
It features curved, precision-contoured beaks designed to adapt to tooth anatomy and establish secure engagement.
How do the contoured beaks support tooth extraction?
The beaks provide a shaped contact surface that helps the clinician obtain stable engagement and maintain control while applying extraction force.
Can the Forceps 13 be used for minimally invasive extraction?
Yes. The product is designed to support minimally invasive extraction techniques while emphasizing controlled tooth engagement and tissue preservation.
How does the ergonomic handle improve handling?
The handle provides grip stability and tactile feedback, helping the clinician maintain control and apply force accurately during extraction.
Which dental professionals can use Forceps 13?
It is intended for professional dental applications, including general dentistry and oral surgery procedures.
Can Atraumatic Extraction Forceps 13 be reused?
Yes. It is manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel and is designed for repeated professional use with appropriate sterilization and autoclave processing.