What are tooth extraction forceps and what models are there?
English models for children:
- English Model for Children Form 1: For the extraction of upper incisors in children.
- English Model for Children Form 3: Universal forceps for the extraction of upper molars in children.
- English Model for Children Form 5: For the extraction of lower incisors in children.
- English Model for Children Form 2: For the extraction of upper premolars in children.
- English model for children Form 6: For the extraction of lower molars in children.
- English Model for Children Form 4: Specifically for the extraction of upper roots in children.
- English Model for Children Form 7: For the extraction of lower molars in children.
- English Model for Children Form 3 7-piece set: A comprehensive set of seven forceps for various paedodontic extractions.
- English model for children Form 00: For the extraction of lower third molars in children.
Special pliers:
- Comella's tooth extraction forceps: These forceps offer ergonomic handling and are suitable for various extractions.
- Koehler luxation forceps: Designed for luxation and extraction of right and left molars.
English models for adults:
- English model Form 34: For the extraction of upper anterior teeth.
- English model Form 35: Universally suitable for upper teeth.
- English model Form 321: Universally suitable for lower teeth.
- English model Form 36A: Designed for deep extraction of lower premolars.
- English model Form 67: For the extraction of upper third molars.
- English model Form 79: For the extraction of lower third molars.
- English Model 6-piece set: A set of six different pliers for various applications.
- English model Form 336: For deep extraction of lower premolars.
- English Model Form 1: For the extraction of upper anterior teeth.
- English model Form 35: Universally suitable for upper teeth.
- English model Form 36: For deep extraction of lower premolars.
- English model Form 67: For the extraction of upper third molars.
- English model Form 79A: Universal forceps for deep extraction of roots in the lower jaw.
American models for adults:
- American model form W1 winter: For the extraction of upper incisors and canines.
- American model Form 10S: For the extraction of upper roots.
- American model Form 65: For the extraction of upper incisors and roots.
- American model Form 69 Tomas: Designed for the extraction of upper and lower roots.
- American model Form 88R Nevius: For extraction of upper molars on the right side.
- American model Form 88L Nevius: For extraction of upper molars on the left side.
- American model Form 101 Hull: These forceps are intended for the extraction of baby teeth.
- American model Form 151 Cryer: For the extraction of lower teeth in children.
- American model Form 210S: For the extraction of upper third molars.
- American model Form 217: For the extraction of lower molars.
- American model Form 222: For the extraction of lower third molars.
- American model set of 11 pieces: A set of eleven different pliers based on the American pattern.
Other models based on American patterns:
- American model Form 15 Harris: For the extraction of lower molars.
- American Model Form 16: For the extraction of lower molars.
- American Model Form 17: For the extraction of lower molars.
- American model Form 18R Harris: For extraction of upper molars on the right side.
- American Model Form 23: For the extraction of lower molars.
- American model Form 32: For the extraction of upper premolars and molars.
- American model Form 53R: For extraction of upper molars on the right side.
- American model Form 150: For the extraction of upper incisors, premolars and roots.
- American model Form 222: For the extraction of lower third molars.
- American model Form 210H: For the extraction of upper third molars.
- American model set of 11 pieces: A comprehensive set of eleven different pliers based on the American pattern.