ASI-2134: Tooth Extracting Forceps | Lower Incisors & Bicuspids

Tooth Extracting Forceps | Lower Incisors & Bicuspids

Extractions in the lower incisor and bicuspid (premolar) region require an instrument that can adapt to two distinct tooth shapes within a single working area, and the ASI-2134 Tooth Extracting Forceps Fig. 13S is engineered to do exactly that. As part of Aero Surgical’s English pattern range, this forceps combines a snug-fitting beak with a strong, corrosion-resistant build, giving dental professionals a versatile, reliable tool for one of the most frequently treated zones in general dentistry.

Engineered for Two Tooth Types, One Reliable Instrument

The Fig. 13S pattern is specifically designed for removing lower incisors and bicuspids, two tooth types with different crown widths and root profiles located side by side in the lower arch. Rather than requiring a separate instrument for each, this forceps’ beak is shaped to fit snugly around both incisor and bicuspid crowns, adapting its grip to accommodate the transition in tooth size across this region. This versatility reduces the need to swap instruments mid-procedure and speeds up workflow during routine extractions involving multiple adjacent teeth.

Premium Stainless Steel for Long-Term Durability

Made of premium stainless steel, the ASI-2134 is built to resist corrosion and withstand the mechanical demands of repeated clinical use. The steel composition ensures the instrument maintains its strength and structural integrity through countless extraction procedures and sterilization cycles, making it a dependable long-term addition to any dental instrument tray rather than a short-lived consumable.

Ergonomic Handle for Secure, Precise Control

Extractions in the incisor-bicuspid region often require careful, controlled movements to avoid disturbing neighboring teeth, and the ASI-2134’s ergonomically designed handle supports exactly this kind of precision. The handle shape allows for a secure grip that minimizes slippage, giving the practitioner confident control over rotational and luxation movements throughout the procedure. This ergonomic design also helps reduce hand fatigue during longer sessions or multiple sequential extractions.

Beak Precision for Safe, Efficient Removal

The beak of the ASI-2134 is engineered to fit closely around the targeted tooth, allowing for a secure hold without excessive pressure on surrounding gum tissue or adjacent teeth. This close-fitting engagement supports a safer, more efficient extraction process, particularly important in the incisor-bicuspid region where teeth are positioned closely together and precision matters as much as strength.

Matte Finish and Manufacturing Standards

Consistent with Aero Surgical’s English pattern line, the ASI-2134 features a dull, matte finish that reduces glare under operatory lighting and holds up well through repeated sterilization. The instrument is manufactured by Aero surgical Instruments in Sialkot, Pakistan, to German steel quality standards, with each unit checked for proper beak alignment and closure before leaving the facility.

Ideal Applications

This forceps is best suited for:

• Extraction of lower incisors
• Extraction of lower bicuspids (premolars)
• Routine general dentistry extractions
• Surgical tooth extractions involving the lower anterior-to-premolar transition zone
• Practices seeking a versatile, dual-purpose extraction instrument

Why Choose the ASI-2134

An essential tool for both oral surgeons and general dental professionals, the ASI-2134 offers the flexibility to handle two adjacent tooth types with one dependable instrument. Its combination of a snug-fitting beak, corrosion-resistant premium stainless steel, and an ergonomic handle makes it a practical, efficient choice for routine and surgical extractions alike.

Add the ASI-2134 Tooth Extracting Forceps Fig. 13S to your instrument set for confident, controlled extractions across the lower incisor and bicuspid region.

Frequently Asked Questions FAQs:

1. What is the ASI-2134 forceps used for?
It’s used for extracting lower incisors and bicuspids (premolars).

2. What does “Fig. 13S” refer to?
It refers to the specific figure/pattern number identifying this forceps’ beak shape within the English pattern classification system.

3. What material is the ASI-2134 made from?
Premium stainless steel, ensuring durability, strength, and corrosion resistance.

4. What quality standard does the steel meet?
German steel quality standards.

5. What finish does this instrument have?
A dull and matte finish that reduces glare under clinical lighting.

6. Where is the ASI-2134 manufactured?
By Aero surgical Instruments in Sialkot, Pakistan.

7. Can this forceps be used on both incisors and bicuspids?
Yes, its beak is designed to fit snugly around both tooth types, making it versatile for this region.

8. Is this instrument suitable for upper teeth?
No, it’s designed specifically for lower incisors and bicuspids, not the upper arch.

9. Is the ASI-2134 reusable?
Yes, it’s a reusable clinical instrument built for repeated sterilization and use.

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

11. What makes the handle ergonomic?
It’s shaped to provide a secure grip and precise control, reducing hand fatigue during procedures.

12. Does the beak design protect adjacent teeth?
Yes, its close-fitting engagement is designed to grip the targeted tooth without excessive pressure on neighboring teeth or gum tissue.

13. Who typically uses this instrument?
Oral surgeons and general dental professionals performing routine or surgical extractions.

14. How should I clean and maintain this forceps?
Follow standard surgical instrument protocol: pre-clean, ultrasonic cleaning, then autoclave sterilization before reuse.

15. Is the ASI-2134 corrosion-resistant?
Yes, its premium stainless steel construction offers strong resistance to corrosion.

16. Can this be used for routine, non-surgical extractions?
Yes, it’s suited for both routine general dentistry extractions and more involved surgical cases.

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 forceps does Aero Surgical offer for this region?
Related options include ASI-2122 (lower incisors and bicuspids) and ASI-2133 (lower roots and incisors), offering similar coverage within the lower anterior-premolar zone.

20. What category does the ASI-2134 fall under?
It’s listed under Tooth Extracting Forceps (English Pattern) within Aero Surgical’s Dental Instruments category.