Upper jaw tooth extraction forceps (open beak)

Pediatric maxillary (open beak) root forceps are a dental medical instrument used to extract the roots of children's upper molars when the roots are loose and ready to fall out. This instrument is specially designed to hold and extract the roots of teeth safely and effectively in children.

Design: The handle and the beak of the pliers are not on the same plane, the beak of the pliers is tapered, has no knob, when squeezed the two beaks fit together, can be used for both left and right hands.

Function: The maxillary tooth extraction forceps are used to hold and extract the roots of the upper teeth when they are loose and ready to fall out. This tool helps dentists or medical staff to extract the roots safely and painlessly for children.

Usage: When performing the process of extracting the upper jaw tooth root of a child, the dentist or medical staff will hold the upper jaw tooth root extraction forceps and place them on the area of ​​the molar root that needs to be extracted. The doctor will clamp the tooth root firmly and apply gentle pressure to extract the tooth root accurately and safely.