Mitex German Pattern Extraction Forceps – Dental Extraction Instrument 1pc

Name: Mitex German Pattern Extraction Forceps – Dental Extraction Instrument 1pc
Brand: Dubai Tanta
Price: 410.00 EGP
Availability: InStock

Mitex German Pattern Extraction Forceps – Dental Tooth Extraction Instrument

A stainless steel extraction forceps of German pattern manufactured by Mitex, used in oral surgery and routine dental extraction procedures for the gripping and delivery of erupted teeth. The German pattern is characterised by a distinctive handle geometry that positions the operator's wrist in a more neutral alignment during extraction, reducing operative strain during prolonged or multiple extraction procedures.

Clinical Advantages

German pattern handle geometry promotes a neutral wrist position during extraction, reducing operator fatigue in multiple extraction cases
Mitex stainless steel construction maintains beak alignment and structural integrity under operative extraction load
Beak design engages tooth cervical anatomy at or below the cemento-enamel junction for controlled force application
Knurled or textured handle surface provides secure non-slip grip during force application
Autoclavable construction supports repeated sterilization within standard surgical instrument cycles

Indications & Clinical Use

Extraction of erupted adult teeth following adequate periodontal ligament luxation
Routine and surgical dental extraction procedures requiring controlled apical and rotational force
Multiple extraction procedures where operator ergonomics are a clinical consideration

Material & Performance

Material: Stainless steel
Brand: Mitex
Pattern: German extraction forceps
Autoclavable; reusable surgical instrument

Clinical Workflow

Complete adequate tooth luxation using appropriate elevators prior to forceps application
Position forceps beaks at the tooth cervical region, engaging below the cemento-enamel junction
Apply controlled apical seating pressure to advance beaks along the root surface
Deliver the tooth using rotational or figure-of-eight motion appropriate to root morphology
Sterilize instrument by autoclave after each surgical use