T1 Forceps

Description Purpose: To grasp, loosen, and extract teeth from the alveolar bone with controlled force and rotation. Design: Long handles for leverage, angled or curved beaks to reach specific teeth (molars, roots) and fit anatomical contours. Types: Available in various patterns (Bayonet, Cowhorn, English Pattern) and right/left configurations...

Description Purpose: Specifically for extracting upper premolar teeth (bicuspids) on both the right and left sides. Design: Combines contoured, slip-resistant handles for comfort and control with precise beaks shaped to fit the tooth's anatomy. Mechanism: Features a smooth hinge for controlled force, allowing the dentist to rock...

Description Purpose: To grasp, elevate, and extract teeth, roots, and bone fragments during dental surgery. Design: "American Pattern" forceps often have a smooth hinge and ergonomic, non-slip handles for comfort and control. Beaks: Feature blade-like, tapered tips designed to adapt to the tooth, providing...

Description Type: Thumb forceps, also known as tissue forceps or dissecting forceps. Length: 5.5 inches (approximately 14 cm) for good control and accessibility. Handles: Spring-loaded, non-locking thumb handles with a non-slip, often serrated or knurled, grip for superior control. Jaws/Tips: Straight profile with fine, sharp...

Description Function: Used to grasp tissue and firmly attach surgical towels/drapes to skin or fabric, preventing slippage. Design: Scissor-like ring handles, box joint, and sharp, cross-action tips that pierce materials for secure hold. Mechanism: Features a self-locking ratchet system for consistent pressure Specifications (Typical) Length: 5 inches (approximately...

Description Function: To securely clamp arteries, seal small vessels, and manipulate tissues during surgery. Design: A straight, ring-handled instrument with a box-joint and a ratchet-lock for sustained pressure. Grip: Serrated (toothed) jaws provide a non-slip hold on vessels and tissues. Finish: Often polished or...

Description Function: Primarily used to clamp small blood vessels, stop bleeding, and hold tissues during surgery. Design: Resembles scissors but with jaws instead of blades, featuring a curved tip for maneuvering in surgical sites. Material: High-grade stainless steel, providing strength, corrosion resistance, and durability. Mechanism: Includes finger rings,...

Description Type: Halsted Mosquito Forceps, curved, 5 inches (12.5 cm). Design: Long, slender jaws that taper to a fine point, curved to navigate sensitive areas. Jaws: Serrated (often 1x2 teeth) for a firm, atraumatic grip on delicate tissues and small vessels, preventing slippage. Handles:...

Description & Features Type: Hemostat (Artery Forceps). Name: Commonly known as Halsted Mosquito Forceps. Purpose: To clamp and hold small blood vessels, control blood flow, or grasp delicate tissues. Design: Fine tips, short, fully serrated jaws, and finger ring handles. Mechanism: Ratcheted lock provides a secure, self-retaining grip. Size: Standard...

Description Type: Halsted Mosquito Forceps (Hemostat). Jaws: Fine, tapering jaws with delicate serrations for a secure yet gentle grasp on small vessels. Tip: Can be straight or curved (Cvd), with or without teeth (1x2). Handles: Ring handles with a ratchet lock to maintain closure without constant squeezing, allowing for...