Physics ® Forceps, molar series, by Directa are an autraumatic extraction system. Provides a simple, but unconventional method of extracting teeth. Also for examing the condition of the teeth, while providing a positive experience for the patient.
Product Features of Molar EZ1 Forceps:
- Forceps place a constant and steady load on the affected tooth, allowing "creep" to build. Then hyaluronic acid releases, resulting in the break down of the periodontal ligaments.
- Design of the Directa Physics ® forceps allows you to use them as an elevator, rather than just a forcep by using lever mechanics.
- One side of the handle has a "bumper," which acts as the fulcrum and for placing deeper in the vestibule.
- The other side connects to the "beak," which goes on the lingual or palatal root of the tooth, into the gingival sulcus.
- Grasps the crown and will not need elevating.
- Once the forceps are properly positioned, then handles rotate a few degrees with only a wrist movement, in a slow, steady, and controlled manner — no squeezing needed!
Used For:
- Decayed or broken down teeth
- Endodontically treated teeth
- Fractured or fragile teeth
- Curved or long rooted molars and cuspidors
- Any tooth that would normally be challenging with other dental instruments.
- Especially helpful for implantologists who want to preserve the surrounding bone and tissue, in preparation for dental implants.
Made in the USA.
Physics ® Forceps, molar series, by Directa are an autraumatic extraction system. Provides a simple, but unconventional method of extracting teeth. Also for examing the condition of the teeth, while providing a positive experience for the patient.
Product Features of Molar EZ1 Forceps:
- Forceps place a constant and steady load on the affected tooth, allowing "creep" to build. Then hyaluronic acid releases, resulting in the break down of the periodontal ligaments.
- Design of the Directa Physics ® forceps allows you to use them as an elevator, rather than just a forcep by using lever mechanics.
- One side of the handle has a "bumper," which acts as the fulcrum and for placing deeper in the vestibule.
- The other side connects to the "beak," which goes on the lingual or palatal root of the tooth, into the gingival sulcus.
- Grasps the crown and will not need elevating.
- Once the forceps are properly positioned, then handles rotate a few degrees with only a wrist movement, in a slow, steady, and controlled manner — no squeezing needed!
Used For:
- Decayed or broken down teeth
- Endodontically treated teeth
- Fractured or fragile teeth
- Curved or long rooted molars and cuspidors
- Any tooth that would normally be challenging with other dental instruments.
- Especially helpful for implantologists who want to preserve the surrounding bone and tissue, in preparation for dental implants.
Made in the USA.