ASI-2133: Tooth Extracting Forceps (English pattern)

Tooth Extracting Forceps (English pattern)

Extracting lower roots and incisors calls for an instrument that balances a precise, narrow-engaging beak with a handle built for total control, and the ASI-2133 Tooth Extracting Forceps Fig. 162 delivers exactly that. As part of Aero Surgical’s English pattern collection, this forceps is engineered specifically for the anterior mandibular region, where roots and incisors demand a different approach than the wider, deeper beaks used for molar extraction.

Purpose-Built for Lower Roots and Incisors

The Fig. 162 pattern is shaped to securely engage the narrower root structure and slimmer crown profile of lower incisors, as well as retained or fractured root fragments in the same region. Unlike forceps designed for bulkier posterior teeth, this instrument’s beak is contoured to fit closely around the tooth without gripping excess tissue or risking damage to adjacent incisors, which often sit close together in the lower arch. This close, accurate engagement translates into a cleaner extraction with reduced strain on the surrounding periodontal structures.

Strength and Durability from High-Grade Stainless Steel

Manufactured from high-grade stainless steel, the ASI-2133 is built to withstand the repeated mechanical stress of clinical use, from luxation to rotational movements during extraction. The steel composition supports the strength, precision, and durability required in oral surgery, ensuring the beak retains its shape and cutting edges over years of sterilization cycles and daily handling, without warping or dulling prematurely.

Ergonomic Handle for Controlled Maneuverability

A firm, fatigue-resistant grip is essential when performing extractions that require multiple controlled movements to fully mobilize a root or incisor before removal. The ergonomic handle of the ASI-2133 is shaped to sit comfortably in the practitioner’s hand, providing the leverage and control needed to apply steady, deliberate force. Combined with the instrument’s beak precision, this handle design allows for safe, reliable tooth removal even in cases involving brittle or partially fractured roots.

Matte Finish for Clinical Precision

Like other instruments in Aero Surgical’s English pattern line, the ASI-2133 features a dull, matte finish rather than a high-shine polish. This finishing choice reduces glare under bright operatory lighting, helping practitioners maintain clear visual focus on the extraction site during a procedure where millimeter-level precision matters. The matte surface also holds up consistently through repeated autoclave sterilization.

Manufacturing Quality

The ASI-2133 is produced by Aero surgical Instruments in Sialkot, Pakistan, adhering to German steel quality standards throughout the manufacturing process. Each instrument is checked for proper beak alignment and jaw closure before leaving the facility, ensuring consistent, dependable performance across every unit.

Ideal Applications

This forceps is best suited for:

• Extraction of lower incisors
• Removal of lower root fragments and retained roots
• General dentistry procedures in the anterior mandibular region
• Oral surgery cases requiring precise, narrow beak engagement
• Practices building a complete English pattern extraction set

Why Choose the ASI-2133

Widely used by dental surgeons in both general practice and specialized oral surgery settings, the ASI-2133 offers the accuracy and reliability needed for one of dentistry’s more delicate extraction zones. Its combination of a precisely contoured beak, durable stainless steel construction, and ergonomic handle makes it a practical addition for any clinician regularly performing lower root and incisor extractions.

Add the ASI-2133 Tooth Extracting Forceps Fig. 162 to your instrument tray for safe, controlled, and reliable extractions in the lower anterior region.

Frequently Asked Questions FAQs:

1. What is the ASI-2133 forceps used for?
It’s used for extracting lower roots and lower incisors.

2. What does “Fig. 162” refer to?
It refers to the specific figure/pattern number classifying this forceps’ beak shape within the English pattern extraction forceps system.

3. What material is the ASI-2133 made from?
High-grade stainless steel manufactured to German steel quality standards.

4. What finish does this instrument have?
A dull and matte finish that minimizes glare under operatory lighting.

5. Where is the ASI-2133 manufactured?
By Aero surgical Instruments in Sialkot, Pakistan.

6. Is this forceps suitable for upper teeth?
No, it’s designed specifically for lower roots and incisors, not the upper arch.

7. Can this be used for retained root fragments?
Yes, the beak design is well-suited for engaging retained or fractured lower root fragments.

8. Is the ASI-2133 reusable?
Yes, it’s a reusable clinical instrument designed for repeated sterilization and use.

9. Is this forceps autoclavable?
Yes, as a stainless steel surgical instrument it withstands standard autoclave sterilization.

10. What makes the handle design different from other forceps?
The handle is ergonomically shaped for a firm, fatigue-resistant grip that supports controlled maneuverability during extraction.

11. Can general dentists use this instrument?
Yes, it’s widely used by both general dentists and oral surgeons for anterior mandibular extractions.

12. Does the beak shape reduce trauma to adjacent teeth?
Yes, its narrower, contoured beak is designed to engage the target tooth closely without disturbing neighboring incisors.

13. How should this instrument be cleaned and maintained?
Standard surgical protocol applies: pre-clean, ultrasonic cleaning, then autoclave sterilization before reuse.

14. Is the ASI-2133 corrosion-resistant?
Yes, German-grade stainless steel provides strong corrosion resistance with proper care.

15. Does this forceps come with a warranty?
Warranty and after-sales terms should be confirmed directly with Aero Surgical via their contact page.

16. Can this be used for crowded lower incisors?
Yes, its narrow beak profile makes it suitable for crowded incisor extractions similar to related Fig. 74N patterns.

17. Does Aero Surgical offer international shipping?
Yes, worldwide shipping is available as noted on their website.

18. Can I request bulk or wholesale pricing?
Yes, bulk orders can be arranged directly through Aero Surgical’s contact page, email, or WhatsApp.

19. What other related forceps does Aero Surgical offer for lower teeth?
Related options include ASI-2122 (lower incisors and bicuspids), ASI-2123 and ASI-2125 (lower molars), and ASI-2130 (lower roots and crowded incisors).

20. What category does the ASI-2133 fall under?
It’s listed under Tooth Extracting Forceps (English Pattern) within Aero Surgical’s Dental Instruments category.