Paediatric Extraction Forceps, Children's Forceps Lower Roots #170
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| SKU | 1433170 |
| Brand | INSTRUDENTAL |
| Type | Surgery |
| Category | Extraction Forceps |
| Tags | 1433-170 |
| Stock | ✓ In Stock |
DETAILS AND CARE
Paediatric root forceps for removing retained or fractured primary tooth roots. The fine, tapered beaks are scaled for small root fragments, giving a precise grip where a standard adult forceps would be too large.
- For extraction of retained or fractured childrens tooth roots
- Fine, tapered beaks sized for small root fragments
- English-pattern hinge for controlled leverage
- Hardened Japanese-standard (JIS) SUS 410J1 stainless steel
FAQs
What is paediatric forceps #170 used for?
It removes retained or fractured primary tooth roots in children, using fine beaks sized for small fragments.
When would this be needed instead of the standard #150 or #160?
When a primary tooth crown has already been removed and a small root fragment remains, needing a finer root-specific grip.
What material is this instrument made from?
It is manufactured from Japanese-standard (JIS) SUS 410J1 stainless steel, heat-treated for hardness and long service life, and withstands repeated autoclave sterilisation.
Often kept alongside #150 and #160 paediatric forceps for full coverage of childrens extractions.
Manufactured by InstruDental, UK specialists in dental hand instruments.
Paediatric root forceps for removing retained or fractured primary tooth roots. The fine, tapered beaks are scaled for small root fragments, giving a precise grip where a standard adult forceps would be too large.
- For extraction of retained or fractured childrens tooth roots
- Fine, tapered beaks sized for small root fragments
- English-pattern hinge for controlled leverage
- Hardened Japanese-standard (JIS) SUS 410J1 stainless steel
FAQs
What is paediatric forceps #170 used for?
It removes retained or fractured primary tooth roots in children, using fine beaks sized for small fragments.
When would this be needed instead of the standard #150 or #160?
When a primary tooth crown has already been removed and a small root fragment remains, needing a finer root-specific grip.
What material is this instrument made from?
It is manufactured from Japanese-standard (JIS) SUS 410J1 stainless steel, heat-treated for hardness and long service life, and withstands repeated autoclave sterilisation.
Often kept alongside #150 and #160 paediatric forceps for full coverage of childrens extractions.
Manufactured by InstruDental, UK specialists in dental hand instruments.
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