Upper incisor - canine tooth extraction forceps (open beak)

An open beak maxillary incisor and canine forceps is a dental medical instrument used to extract the upper incisors and canines when they are loose and ready to fall out. This instrument is specially designed to hold and extract teeth safely and effectively.

Design: The maxillary incisor and canine extraction forceps are designed like a large pair of pliers, with two parallel rods. Each rod has a sharp end and a wider end, allowing the dentist to grip the incisors and canines and extract them accurately. The special design of this instrument makes it easier for the dentist and ensures that the extraction is performed accurately and without causing damage to the surrounding bone and tissue.

Function: The maxillary incisor-canine forceps (open beak) are used to hold and extract incisors and canines when they are loose and ready to fall out. This instrument helps to apply even pressure to the tooth and surrounding tissue to extract the tooth without causing much damage to the surrounding bone and tissue.

Usage: When performing the extraction of upper incisors and canines, the dentist will hold the upper incisors and canines extraction forceps and place them on the area of ​​the tooth that needs to be extracted. The dentist will clamp the tooth firmly and apply gentle pressure to extract the tooth accurately and safely.