ASI-2116: Tooth Extracting Forceps (English Pattern) 

Tooth Extracting Forceps (English Pattern) 

The Fig. 18A Tooth Extracting Forceps is a premium dental instrument designed specifically for upper molar extractions. It features specialized beaks engineered to conform accurately to the molar crown shape. This accurate design prevents slipping during procedures and protects adjacent oral tissues.

Oral surgeons and general dentists rely on this tool for reliable performance. It functions effectively on both the left and right sides of the maxilla. The ergonomic structure allows smooth force application during extraction procedures.

Crafted from high-grade German stainless steel, this forceps ensures long-lasting durability. The robust metal construction resists bending and wear under intense mechanical stress. A corrosion-resistant finish protects the surface from rust during repeated thermal sterilizations.

The handles feature a deep cross-serrated texture for an exceptionally secure grip. This non-slip surface gives clinicians firm control even when wearing wet latex gloves. Controlled handling reduces hand fatigue during long, complex surgical procedures.

Smooth-hinged action allows seamless opening and closing of the instrument jaws. The balanced weight distribution provides superior control and tactile feedback. Every forceps undergoes precise manufacturing to meet global surgical instrument standards.

Clean lines and seamless joints prevent organic residue build-up. This design simplifies pre-sterilization cleaning and maintenance routines. The instrument withstands standard autoclaving without degradation of its physical properties.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What specific teeth is the ASI-2116 forceps designed to extract? It is designed specifically for extracting upper molars on either side of the maxilla.

2. Can this instrument be used on both the left and right sides of the upper jaw? Yes, its universal beak design allows effective access to both left and right upper molars.

3. What pattern design does this tooth extracting forceps follow? This instrument follows the traditional English pattern design.

4. What material is used to construct the ASI-2116 forceps? It is manufactured using high-quality German stainless steel.

5. What type of surface finish does this forceps feature? It features a dull, matte finish that minimizes light glare under operating lamps.

6. How do the beaks assist during an extraction? The beaks are shaped to adapt securely around the molar crown for maximum stability.

7. How does the handle design improve grip during procedures? The handles feature cross-serrations that prevent slipping, even in wet surgical conditions.

8. Is this instrument resistant to rust and corrosion? Yes, the medical-grade stainless steel offers superior resistance to rust and chemical corrosion.

9. Can the ASI-2116 forceps be autoclaved? Yes, it is fully reusable and safe for standard steam autoclave sterilization methods.

10. Who is the manufacturer of this extraction forceps? It is manufactured by Aero Surgical Instruments in Sialkot, Pakistan.

11. Does the design help reduce practitioner hand fatigue? Yes, the ergonomic handle contour and balanced weight reduce hand strain during use.

12. How does the hinge mechanism perform? It operates with a smooth, fluid movement to provide precise tactile feedback during extractions.

13. Is this forceps suitable for pediatric patients? No, it is sized for adult molar extractions rather than pediatric anatomy.

14. How does the beak shape minimize tissue trauma? The precise contour fits the tooth anatomy closely, preventing slips that damage surrounding gums.

15. What sets the English pattern apart from the American pattern? English pattern forceps feature distinct joint structures and beak angles tailored for specific leverage styles.

16. What is the product SKU or item code for ordering? The product code for this specific instrument is ASI-2116.

17. How should this instrument be pre-cleaned before sterilization? Rinse off debris immediately after use and scrub with neutral-pH surgical detergent before autoclaving.

18. Does the matte finish wear off over time? No, the matte surface treatment is integrated into the metal body for long-term durability.

19. What mechanical advantage does the hinge provide? It maximizes grip strength transfer from the hand to the beaks with minimal required pressure.

20. Is this product suitable for routine dental clinic inventory? Yes, it is an essential core instrument for any general dental practice or oral surgery clinic.