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Bone grafting instruments are the hand instruments used to expose the graft site, harvest bone if needed, transfer and condense graft material, and secure the membrane during regenerative dental procedures....

Table of Contents What Are Dental Implant Surgery Instruments? Why Instrument Quality Matters for Implant Success Complete List of Dental Implant Surgery Instruments Step-by-Step: Instruments Used in Each Phase of...

Fragment forceps are small, precision-tipped instruments designed to grasp and retrieve broken root fragments, separated endodontic files, silver points, pins, and other debris from the root canal system and surgical...

Pediatric extraction forceps are scaled-down dental surgical instruments engineered to remove primary (deciduous) teeth from the alveolar bone of children aged 2 to 12 years. Each forceps features a narrow...

Premolar forceps are dental extraction instruments designed to grip and remove premolar teeth (bicuspids) from the alveolar bone. Upper premolar forceps such as the #150 feature a slight S-curve that...

Serrated-beak forceps grip through micro-interlocking between cross-cut grooves and the tooth surface, so they hold at lower closing force and resist slipping in a wet field. Smooth-beak forceps grip through...

Dental elevators and extraction forceps are two different classes of oral surgery instruments that do two different jobs in the same procedure. An elevator loosens a tooth by cutting the...

Cowhorn forceps are lower molar extraction forceps with two sharp, curved, pointed beaks that are driven into the bifurcation of a two-rooted mandibular molar and then squeezed, so the beaks...

We’ve all been there. You’ve meticulously planned a restorative procedure, but five minutes in, you're fighting a losing battle against moisture. The rubber dam clamp, meant to be your ally...