Tooth Extracting Forceps (English Pattern)

The ASI-2106 Tooth Extracting Forceps (English Pattern) are designed for precision dental procedures. Crafted from high-grade German stainless steel, these forceps offer exceptional strength and durability. The dull matte finish reduces glare under intense operating lights, ensuring optimal visual clarity. Ergonomically constructed, they provide a firm, nonslip grip for maximum clinical control.

These forceps are ideal for extracting upper premolars and bicuspids safely and efficiently. The anatomical beak shape fits tightly around the tooth neck for optimal torque. Manufactured in Sialkot, Pakistan by Aero Surgical, each instrument meets strict quality standards. They are fully reusable, easy to clean, and suitable for standard sterilization autoclaves.

The ASI-2106 Tooth Extracting Forceps (English Pattern) deliver uncompromised precision for complex dental procedures. Crafted from surgical-grade German stainless steel, these forceps offer superior tensile strength and structural integrity. The specialized dull matte finish eliminates harsh reflections from bright clinical lights. This low-glare surface significantly reduces eye fatigue during extended surgical extractions.

Engineered with an ergonomic handle design, the forcep structure guarantees a non-slip grip. This non-slip surface provides maximum tactile control and steady hand leverage. Specifically tailored for adult dental applications, the anatomical beaks safely contour around upper bicuspids and premolars. This custom curvature ensures maximum contact along the tooth root line for efficient extractions.

Manufactured by Aero Surgical in Sialkot, Pakistan, every instrument undergoes rigorous quality control checks. The solid stainless steel construction makes the forceps fully autoclavable for standard heat sterilization cycles. They withstand harsh sterilization protocols while remaining completely resistant to rust and corrosion. This long-lasting durability makes them an indispensable tool for daily clinical practice. Whether performing routine premolar removals or difficult extractions, the ASI-2106 forceps provide dependable mechanical advantage. They balance surgical precision with long-term reliability for modern dental practices.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

What is the product model number?

The model number for this instrument is ASI-2106.
Which company manufactures this dental forcep?

It is manufactured by Aero Surgical in Sialkot, Pakistan.
What pattern design does this forcep follow?

This instrument follows the traditional English pattern design.
What material is used to make these forceps?

They are made using high-grade stainless steel.
What quality of steel is used during production?

The forceps are constructed using premium German steel.
What type of surface finishing is applied?

They feature a dull matte finish to eliminate light reflection.
Which specific teeth are these forceps designed for?

They are specifically tailored for upper bicuspids and premolars.
Are these forceps suitable for adult or pediatric use?

They are intended for adult dental extraction procedures.
Does the handle design prevent slippage during use?

Yes, the handle pattern ensures a secure, ergonomic grip.
Can these forceps be autoclaved for sterilization?

Yes, the stainless steel construction allows standard heat sterilization.
How does the matte finish benefit the surgeon?

It reduces glare from bright operating room lights.
What is the primary function of these forceps?

They are used to grip and extract specific teeth safely.
Are these forceps reusable or disposable?

They are fully reusable professional medical instruments.
How does the beak shape assist in extraction?

The beaks contoured fit secures the tooth near the root line.
Does the stainless steel resist corrosion and rust?

Yes, German stainless steel offers superior resistance to rust.
Is this product suitable for routine dental practice?

Yes, it is built for everyday professional clinical use.
Where are these surgical instruments produced?

They are produced in Sialkot, Pakistan, a major surgical manufacturing hub.
What category of dental instruments does this belong to?

It belongs to the Tooth Extracting Forceps (Eng Pattern) category.
Does the tool provide high leverage during extraction?

Yes, the mechanical structure maximizes leverage with minimal hand force.
Is special maintenance required for these forceps?

Standard cleaning and routine sterilization after each use are sufficient.