Meissner root forceps fig. 2 (eng. upper and lower centrals, anteriors and bicuspids) for upper and lower anterior premolars are used for extraction procedures. This procedure involves interrupting the continuity of the periodontal fibers connecting the tooth root with the alveolar bone using a lever and removing the tooth using extraction forceps.
Extraction forceps Meissner Fig. 2 to the anterior premolars consist of levers and beaks. The lever has a total length of 17.5 cm and has 4 mm wide beads in the working part. This part is responsible for covering the tooth crown or roots during extraction. The beaks do not touch and can also be used to remove front teeth, incisors and canines.
Meissner root forceps – description
- type for extraction of upper and lower premolars
- length 175 mm
- beak length 16 mm
- width of the working part 4 mm
- 24-month warranty
- with Collina fold-out zipper
Advantages of using Meissner forceps for tooth extraction
- have micro teeth on the beaks for better grip of the tooth and root
- equipped with a non-slip handle
- wide handle ensures adequate force during the treatment
- reusable, sterilizable
- durable, German surgical steel
Three types of ticks available on the Instrumedic.pl platform
- narrow (touching beaks)
- medium (non-touching beaks)
- wide (beaks not touching)
Must be sterilized before first use. Meissner root forceps are certified CE and ISO 9001: 2015. The tool has been passivated and is resistant to water. It meets the requirements of the sterilization procedure of thr Ordinance of Offices and Facilities Dental in autoclaves up 134º or hot air 180º-220°C.