The dental extracting forceps designed and offered by Professional Hospital Furnishers facilitate the extraction of teeth that are damaged, decayed, or causing oral health issues. Dental professionals use forceps to grasp the tooth firmly and apply controlled force to ease it out of its socket without causing harm to the surrounding gums or bone structure.

Types of Dental Extracting Forceps:

Universal Forceps (150 Series): Typically used for extracting upper anterior teeth, these forceps have beak-shaped pointed tips for grasping the tooth.
Upper Molar Forceps (18 Series): Designed for extracting upper molars, these forceps have wider and more curved beaks for a secure grip on larger teeth.
Lower Molar Forceps (Universal): Suitable for extracting lower molars, these forceps have a curved beak with a blunt surface for grasping teeth below the gum line.
Upper Premolar and Molar Forceps (67 Series): These forceps have a slight curve and are used for extracting premolars and molars in the upper arch.
Root Tip Forceps (Cowhorn): Designed for extracting retained root tips or fractured roots, these forceps have a unique shape resembling a cow’s horn for better access.
Wisdom Tooth Forceps (Upper and Lower): Specifically designed for extracting impacted wisdom teeth, these forceps have longer handles and angled beaks for better reach and control.

Each type of dental extracting forceps is tailored for specific teeth and extraction scenarios, ensuring dental professionals have the right tool for a successful and efficient procedure.