iM3 Catalogue - Australia - Flipbook - Page 27
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Cat. Code
Fine Tip Pickup Forcep
D5011
Tartar Removing Forceps
D1013
The curved beak of the forceps allow for easy removal of heavy
calculus from the tooth surface, decreasing the chance of
fracturing the tooth.
Extraction Forceps
HAND INSTRUMENTS
Designed with precision, these forceps great for narrow jaws,
providing unparalleled access to the challenging areas of small
animals' mouths. They are ideal for the delicate procedure of
removing premolar and molar teeth, ensuring a safer and more
efficient process.
D1012
Extraction forceps are used to grasp the tooth and remove from
the alveolus after it is loosened. The small size and spring in the
handle helps prevent excessive force and the risk of breaking
the tooth. Overall length 125 mm (5”).
Root Extraction Forceps
D3050
Spring loaded root extraction forceps have grooved tips with
fine curved ends ideal for root extraction or as an alternative to
regular extraction forceps (D1012) as the small jaws are suitable
for small teeth. 6” / 150mm.
NEW Extraction Forceps - Cat and Small Dog Curved
D3055
Fragment Extraction Forceps
Root fragment forceps are ideal for extracting mobile broken
root fragments and small, delicate teeth. The grooved and
serrated jaws assist with grasping fragments. Overall length
138 mm (5 1/2”).
D3060
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The new smaller Extraction Forceps – Cat and Small Breed Dog
are great for smaller mouths thanks to their smaller size and
grooved tips which meet when closed. Fine curved ends make
them ideal for root extraction or as an alternative to regular
extraction forceps.
