Albrecht Deciduous Tooth Extracting Forceps, Sharp
The Albrecht Deciduous Tooth Extracting Forceps, Sharp is a single-ended paediatric extraction instrument with narrow, pointed beaks configured for deep purchase on primary tooth crowns. The diamond-knurled solid handle offers a non-slip grip when applying fine, controlled luxation forces to mobile or partially resorbed deciduous teeth. The compact overall length supports work in smaller paediatric oral cavities. Forged from stainless steel with a polished working area and textured grip zones, the forcep is fully autoclavable. Equate Instruments supplies it non-sterile for in-clinic sterilisation before first clinical use.
Specifications
MaterialStainless SteelRusting PreventionPassivatedUltrasonic CleanedYesUsageLeft Hand or Right HandSterileNoReusableYesTests PerformedShape Test, Boil Test and Performance TestLatex FreeYesPackingIndividually PackedQc PassedYesRelated Products
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The Children's Upper Incisors Forceps (Fig. 137) is a pediatric-pattern instrument designed to remove deciduous upper central and lateral incisors from their alveolar bone. The slim paired beaks follow the rounded crown anatomy of primary anterior teeth and meet in a line that grips the tooth without crushing the thin enamel shell. The 10 cm handle profile offers the shorter leverage that pedo extractions demand for controlled luxation. Forged from surgical-grade stainless steel with a polished finish, the forceps is fully autoclavable and compatible with standard cassette workflows. Knurled crossover handles keep it secure under gloved, moist contact. Supplied non-sterile by Equate Instruments for in-clinic pouch or cassette sterilisation.
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Children's Extraction Forceps - Upper Premolars 10cm (Fig. 139)
The Children's Upper Premolars Forceps (Fig. 139) is a pediatric-pattern instrument for removing deciduous upper molars and erupting upper premolars from their alveoli. The curved paired beaks wrap the occlusal anatomy of the primary upper posterior dentition and meet cleanly on the cervical third to seat at the CEJ without crushing the thin enamel shell. A 10 cm handle offers the shortened reach and controlled leverage pedo extractions demand. Forged from surgical-grade stainless steel with a polished finish, the forceps is fully autoclavable and compatible with standard cassette workflows. Knurled crossover handles keep it stable under gloved, moist contact. Supplied non-sterile by Equate Instruments for in-clinic pouch or cassette sterilisation.
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Children's Extraction Forceps - Upper Molars 10cm (Fig. 3)
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Children's Extraction Forceps - Upper Roots 10cm (Fig. 51S)
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Children's Extraction Forceps - Upper Incisors 10cm Diamond Tip (Fig. 137)
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Children's Extraction Forceps - Upper Premolars 10cm Diamond Tip (Fig. 139)
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Children's Extraction Forceps - Upper Molars 10cm Diamond Tip (Fig. 3)
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Children's Extraction Forceps - Upper Roots 10cm Diamond Tip (Fig. 51S)
The Children's Upper Roots Diamond-Tip Forceps (Fig. 51S) is a pediatric-pattern instrument with a diamond-coated working end for retrieving retained deciduous upper roots and fractured primary root fragments. The narrow, pointed paired beaks are bonded with industrial diamond particles that bite into polished dentin and resist slip when purchase is marginal. A 10 cm handle gives the shortened leverage pedo root retrieval demands for fine, controlled work. Forged from surgical-grade stainless steel with a polished shank, the forceps is fully autoclavable and compatible with standard cassette workflows. Knurled crossover handles keep it secure under gloved, moist contact. Supplied non-sterile by Equate Instruments for in-clinic pouch or cassette sterilisation.
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Pediatric Extracting Forceps, Fig. 17 - Upper Right Molars
Equate Instruments Pediatric Extracting Forceps are purpose-sized for children's deciduous and mixed dentitions, with shorter working ends and slimmer beaks than adult forceps so clinicians can seat the jaws along the cemento-enamel junction without impinging on erupting neighbouring teeth. The Fig. 17 beak geometry is anatomically shaped for upper right molar crowns in pediatric patients, with an outer buccal-point beak that engages the buccal furcation and a lingual beak that seats behind the palatal cusp. The forceps are forged from surgical-grade stainless steel with a precision-milled box-joint hinge and cross-hatched handles for reliable torque transfer and a non-slip grip under wet conditions. Fully autoclavable, they are supplied non-sterile for in-clinic steam sterilisation in pouches or cassettes.
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Junior Extraction Forceps - Upper Molars Either Side (Fig. 18A)
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Pediatric Extracting Forceps, Fig. 18 - Upper Left Molars
Equate Instruments Pediatric Extracting Forceps are purpose-sized for children's deciduous and mixed dentitions, with shorter working ends and slimmer beaks than adult forceps so clinicians can seat the jaws along the cemento-enamel junction without impinging on erupting neighbouring teeth. The Fig. 18 beak geometry is anatomically shaped for upper left molar crowns in pediatric patients, with an outer buccal-point beak that engages the buccal furcation and a lingual beak that seats behind the palatal cusp. The forceps are forged from surgical-grade stainless steel with a precision-milled box-joint hinge and cross-hatched handles for reliable torque transfer and a non-slip grip under wet conditions. Fully autoclavable, they are supplied non-sterile for in-clinic steam sterilisation in pouches or cassettes.
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Pediatric Extracting Forceps, Fig. 29 - Upper Roots
Equate Instruments Pediatric Extracting Forceps are purpose-sized for children's deciduous and mixed dentitions, with shorter working ends and slimmer beaks than adult forceps so clinicians can seat the jaws along the cemento-enamel junction without impinging on erupting neighbouring teeth. The Fig. 29 beak geometry features slim, pointed beaks aligned with the handle axis, engineered to access upper deciduous incisors and retained anterior roots without traumatising the labial plate. The forceps are forged from surgical-grade stainless steel with a precision-milled box-joint hinge and cross-hatched handles for reliable torque transfer and a non-slip grip under wet conditions. Fully autoclavable, they are supplied non-sterile for in-clinic steam sterilisation in pouches or cassettes.
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