35 Forceps, Upper Canines and Premolars, Atraumair

The 35 Forceps, Upper Canines and Premolars, Atraumair is a specialized dental extraction instrument designed for controlled grasping, stabilization, and removal of appropriate upper canine and premolar teeth. Its tooth-specific configuration is intended to provide secure engagement with the accessible tooth structure while allowing the dental professional to maintain precise control throughout the extraction procedure. Upper canines and premolars have distinct anatomical characteristics that require appropriate instrument selection. The No. 35 Atraumair Forceps is designed specifically for these upper-jaw applications, providing a working profile intended to facilitate access and controlled tooth engagement. Selecting forceps according to tooth location and morphology can improve handling and help the clinician apply extraction forces appropriately. The precision beaks are designed to contact the tooth securely while maintaining a controlled relationship with the surrounding oral structures. Correct positioning of the working jaws is essential for effective extraction. The clinician should use controlled traction, rocking, or rotational movements as appropriate to the individual tooth and established extraction technique. The Atraumair design emphasizes controlled tooth handling and reduced unnecessary mechanical stress. The instrument should not be interpreted as eliminating the risk of tissue or bone trauma; rather, atraumatic extraction depends on appropriate forceps selection, accurate beak positioning, controlled force, and sound clinical technique. The 35 Upper Canines and Premolars Forceps can be incorporated into general dental extraction sets, oral surgery trays, and comprehensive professional dental instrument kits. It is intended for use by qualified dentists and oral surgeons trained in tooth extraction procedures. The clinician should determine whether the instrument is appropriate for each individual case based on tooth anatomy, accessibility, periodontal status, root morphology, and the planned extraction approach. The handle provides a stable gripping surface that allows controlled force application. Maintaining appropriate hand positioning and using measured pressure are important during extraction. Excessive leverage or poorly directed force can increase the risk of instrument deformation or unnecessary stress on surrounding tissues. Professional dental extraction forceps are commonly manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel or another durable medical-grade alloy . Such construction provides strength, corrosion resistance, and durability for repeated professional use. When properly cleaned, dried, sterilized, and maintained according to validated dental protocols, the instrument can provide reliable long-term service. Exact material grade and finish should be confirmed with the manufacturer or supplier. The 35 Atraumair Forceps should be used only for appropriate upper canine and premolar extraction applications. It should not be used as a general-purpose lever or gripping tool. Excessive force can deform the beaks or compromise their alignment, reducing the instrument’s ability to engage the tooth correctly. Following use, the forceps should be cleaned promptly according to the dental facility’s validated instrument-reprocessing protocol. Blood, saliva, tissue, and other organic contaminants should be removed before drying. The instrument should then be thoroughly cleaned, rinsed, dried, inspected, and sterilized using a validated process compatible with its construction. Routine inspection should include the working beaks, hinge or joint, handles, alignment, and surface condition. The beaks should remain properly aligned and free from deformation, corrosion, cracks, or excessive wear. Instruments showing compromised performance should be removed from service and evaluated by qualified personnel. Proper storage helps preserve the precision working jaws. The forceps should be stored securely in an appropriate dental extraction tray and protected from heavy instruments that could damage or deform the beaks. Where applicable, joint lubrication and maintenance should follow the manufacturer’s recommendations. With its No. 35 tooth-specific configuration, Atraumair design, precision extraction beaks, and durable surgical construction , the 35 Forceps for Upper Canines and Premolars is a valuable addition to professional dental extraction sets requiring controlled and precise tooth handling. Key Features No. 35 specialized dental extraction forceps Designed for upper canines and premolars Atraumair configuration for controlled tooth handling Precision beaks for secure tooth engagement Supports controlled extraction movements Suitable for professional dental and oral surgery procedures Designed to promote precise force application Ergonomic handle for stable instrument control Durable surgical-grade metal construction Corrosion-resistant when properly maintained Reusable when supplied as a reusable instrument Compatible with validated dental cleaning and sterilization protocols Product Specifications Specification Details Product Name 35 Forceps, Upper Canines and Premolars, Atraumair Instrument Type Dental Extraction Forceps Pattern No. 35 Design Atraumair Intended Teeth Upper Canines and Premolars Primary Function Tooth Grasping and Extraction Working End Precision Extraction Beaks Application Upper Dental Extraction Specialty General Dentistry / Oral Surgery Construction Surgical-Grade Metal Handle Ergonomic Extraction Handle Operation Manual Reusable Yes, when supplied as reusable Sterilization According to validated dental sterilization protocols Intended Users Qualified Dental Professionals FAQs 1. What are 35 Atraumair Forceps used for? They are designed for controlled extraction of appropriate upper canine and premolar teeth. 2. Are No. 35 Forceps suitable for upper canines? Yes. This configuration is specifically described for upper canine and premolar extraction applications. 3. Can 35 Forceps be used for upper premolars? Yes. The instrument is designed for appropriate upper premolar extraction procedures, subject to individual tooth anatomy and clinical assessment. 4. What does Atraumair mean? Atraumair refers to a design intended to support controlled, precise tooth handling. Atraumatic extraction also depends on correct technique, forceps positioning, and appropriate force application. 5. What material are 35 Atraumair Forceps made from? Professional reusable dental extraction forceps are commonly manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel or another durable medical-grade alloy. Exact specifications should be confirmed with the supplier. 6. Are 35 Forceps reusable? Yes, when supplied as reusable instruments. They should be cleaned, inspected, sterilized, and maintained between procedures. 7. How should 35 Atraumair Forceps be sterilized? They should be thoroughly cleaned and sterilized using a validated dental instrument-processing method compatible with the instrument and following manufacturer recommendations.