Gray Tooth Extracting Forceps
Lower molar extraction is one of the more physically demanding procedures in general and oral surgery, requiring an instrument that combines a secure anatomical grip with the strength to handle multi-rooted teeth. The ASI-2135 Gray Tooth Extracting Forceps Fig. 22S, part of Aero Surgical’s English pattern range, is built specifically for this task, drawing on the well-established Gray forceps design trusted by dental professionals for lower molar removal.
Anatomically Shaped for Secure Molar Engagement
The defining strength of the ASI-2135 lies in its anatomically contoured beak, shaped specifically to match the crown and bifurcation of lower molars. This precise fit allows the forceps to seat securely at the cervical margin of the tooth, providing a stable grip point from which the practitioner can apply controlled luxation and rotational forces. Because lower molars often have two roots that diverge beneath the crown, a beak that doesn’t correctly match this anatomy risks slippage or uneven force distribution — a risk the ASI-2135’s design is built to minimize.
Premium Stainless Steel Built for Surgical Demands
Manufactured from premium stainless steel, the ASI-2135 delivers the durability, corrosion resistance, and strength required for repeated use in clinical and surgical settings. Molar extractions frequently demand more force than anterior tooth removal, and this instrument’s steel construction is engineered to withstand that mechanical stress cycle after cycle without deforming or losing its edge, ensuring consistent performance extraction after extraction.
Ergonomic Handle for Comfort and Control
Handling a molar extraction often means sustained grip pressure and multiple controlled movements before the tooth is fully mobilized. The ergonomic handle of the ASI-2135 is designed with this reality in mind, offering a comfortable, secure hold that supports precise control throughout the procedure. This reduces hand fatigue for the practitioner, particularly valuable during longer surgical sessions or cases involving multiple molar extractions.
Matte Finish for Operatory Precision
In line with the rest of Aero Surgical’s English pattern collection, the ASI-2135 features a dull and matte finish rather than a high-polish surface. This finishing choice cuts down on glare from overhead operatory lights, helping the surgeon maintain sharp visual focus on the extraction site. The matte surface is also well-suited to withstand the repeated sterilization cycles standard in oral and maxillofacial surgery settings.
Manufacturing Quality
The ASI-2135 is produced by Aero surgical Instruments in Sialkot, Pakistan, to German steel quality standards. Each forceps undergoes quality checks for beak alignment and jaw closure, ensuring the anatomical shaping performs as intended in clinical use and that every unit meets the same standard of reliability.
Ideal Applications
This forceps is best suited for:
- Extraction of lower molars
- Oral and maxillofacial surgical procedures
- General dentistry practices handling routine molar removal
- Cases requiring a secure, anatomically matched grip on multi-rooted lower teeth
- Practices building a complete site-specific English pattern forceps set
Why Choose the ASI-2135
Widely used in oral and maxillofacial surgery, the Gray pattern has a long clinical track record for lower molar extractions, and the ASI-2135 brings that proven design into a durable, German-quality stainless steel instrument. Its anatomically shaped beak, corrosion-resistant construction, and ergonomic handle combine to make it an essential, dependable tool for safe and efficient lower molar removal.
Add the ASI-2135 Gray Tooth Extracting Forceps Fig. 22S to your surgical tray for secure, controlled lower molar extractions.
Frequently Asked Questions FAQs:
1. What is the ASI-2135 forceps used for?
It’s used for extracting lower molars.
2. What does “Gray” refer to in this forceps name?
Gray refers to a well-established forceps pattern/design specifically shaped for lower molar extraction.
3. What does “Fig. 22S” mean?
It refers to the specific figure/pattern number identifying this forceps’ beak shape within the English pattern classification.
4. What material is the ASI-2135 made from?
Premium stainless steel, offering durability, strength, and corrosion resistance.
5. What quality standard does the steel meet?
German steel quality standards.
6. What finish does this instrument have?
A dull and matte finish that reduces glare under operatory lighting.
7. Where is the ASI-2135 manufactured?
By Aerosurgical Instruments in Sialkot, Pakistan.
8. Can this forceps be used on upper teeth?
No, it’s specifically designed for lower molars, not the upper arch.
9. Why is the beak “anatomically shaped”?
It’s contoured to match the crown and root structure of lower molars, allowing for a more secure grip and better control during extraction.
10. Is the ASI-2135 reusable?
Yes, it’s a reusable clinical instrument built for repeated sterilization and use.
11. Is this forceps autoclavable?
Yes, as a stainless steel surgical instrument it withstands standard autoclave sterilization.
12. Who typically uses this instrument?
Dental surgeons and oral/maxillofacial surgery professionals performing molar extractions.
13. Does the anatomical shaping reduce slippage during extraction?
Yes, the closely matched beak design helps provide a stable grip on the molar’s cervical margin, reducing the risk of slippage.
14. How should this instrument be cleaned and maintained?
Standard surgical protocol applies: pre-clean, ultrasonic cleaning, then autoclave sterilization before reuse.
15. Is the ASI-2135 corrosion-resistant?
Yes, its premium stainless steel construction provides strong resistance to corrosion.
16. Can this be used for both left and right side lower molars?
The Fig. 22S is generally suited for lower molars; check with Aero Surgical if a specific left/right variant is required for your case.
17. Does Aero Surgical ship internationally?
Yes, worldwide shipping is available as noted on their website.
18. Can I request bulk or wholesale pricing?
Yes, bulk inquiries can be made directly through Aero Surgical’s contact page, email, or WhatsApp.
19. What other related lower molar forceps does Aero Surgical offer?
Related options include ASI-2123, ASI-2124, ASI-2125, and ASI-2128, all designed for various lower molar extraction scenarios.
20. What category does the ASI-2135 fall under?
It’s listed under Tooth Extracting Forceps (English Pattern) within Aero Surgical’s Dental Instruments category.
