Dental Surgical Extraction Forceps

Dental Surgical Extraction Forceps are high-grade stainless steel instruments used to extract teeth, with beaks shaped to conform to the anatomy of the specific tooth type they're designed for — giving Egyptian oral surgeons a dedicated forceps for each extraction case.

Clinical Uses

• Extraction of upper and lower anterior teeth, premolars, and molars
• Extraction of root fragments and root stumps (Payonnette pattern)
• General minor oral surgery extractions across the arch

Key Features

• Made of high-grade stainless steel for durability and repeated sterilization
• Beak shaped to conform snugly to the contour of the target tooth for effective engagement
• Handles shaped to let maximum force be applied at the beak while staying comfortable to hold
• Available in Upper Anterior, Upper Premolar, Upper Right Molar, Upper Left Molar, Payonnette, Jockey, Lower Anterior, Lower Premolar, and Lower Molar patterns

Specifications

Why Buy From MedSTA

• Full range of tooth-specific forceps patterns for a complete extraction set
• Pairs with MedSTA's mucoperiosteal elevator and root elevators for oral surgery cases
• Fast delivery across Egypt with EGP pricing

FAQ

Why are there different forceps for different teeth?
Each pattern's beak is shaped to conform to the anatomy of a specific tooth or group of teeth, making extraction more effective and controlled.

What is the Payonnette pattern used for?
Payonnette (bayonet) forceps are typically used for extracting root fragments and root stumps.

Are these forceps autoclavable?
Yes, as high-grade stainless steel instruments they can be sterilized in a standard autoclave cycle.