Designed to maintain tissue health and stability, dental forceps are specially-crafted tools used to grip and extract teeth. Each type of forceps has an individual shape to account for its unique purpose. The most prominent dental forceps include:

When it comes to dental forceps, the universal variety takes the cake. These forceps can be used in a range of dental procedures, including the removal of both baby and adult teeth. The flexibly curved jaws of universal forceps ensure a secure grip on the tooth while shielding any nearby tissue from harm.

Cementum forceps are an instrument specifically used for the extraction of primary teeth. The unique design of these forceps feature straight jaws, with the purpose of safeguarding the fragile structure of the roots when removing the tooth.

Periodontal forceps serve as a tool for the extraction of teeth impaired by periodontal disease. By virtue of their sharp and curved ends, they are adept to remove teeth without compromising the integrity of the adjacent tissue.

Orthodontic forceps are specifically designed with blunt, straight jaws in order to reduce the risk of harm to surrounding tissue while teeth damaged through orthodontic treatment are removed.

Extracting forceps grant access to damaged teeth that cannot be salvaged otherwise – their sharp and curved jaws provide an efficient grip to extract whiteness without extensive harm to the tissues.

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