EXTRACTING FORCEPS

In human dentistry, forceps blades are forced apically to push the root out of the alveolus. This is rarely possible in veterinary dentistry, due to the longer tapering roots of brachydont teeth.

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  ARTICLE 786-001

  EXTARCTION FORCEPS UPPER LATERAL AND CANNIES FIG 1

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  ARTICLE 786-002

  EXTARCTION FORCEPS UPPER LATERAL AND CANNIES FIG 2

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  ARTICLE 786-003

  EXTARCTION FORCEPS UPPER LATERAL AND CANNIES FIG 3

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  ARTICLE 786-004

  EXTARCTION FORCEPS LOWER LATERAL AND CANNIES FIG 4

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  ARTICLE 786-005

  EXTRACTION FORCEPS UPPER PREMOLARS FIG 7

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  ARTICLE 786-006

  EXTRACTION FORCEPS LOWER PREMOLARS FIG 8

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  ARTICLE 786-007

  EXTRACTION FORCEPS LOWER PREMOLARS FIG 13

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  ARTICLE 786-008

  EXTRACTION FORCEPS LOWERS PREMOLARS FOR CHILDRENS FIG 13S

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  ARTICLE 786-009

  EXTRACTION FORCEPS UPPER MOLARS RIGHT FIG.17

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  ARTICLE 786-010

  EXTRACTION FORCEPS UPPER MOLARS LEFT FIG.18

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  ARTICLE 786-011

  EXTRACTION FORCEPS UPPER MOLARS FIG.18A

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  ARTICLE 786-012

  EXTRACTION FORCEPS UPPER MOLARS FIG.18B

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  ARTICLE 786-013

  EXTRACTION FORCEPS UPPER THIRD MOLARS FIG.19

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  ARTICLE 786-014

  EXTRACTION FORCEPS LOWER THIRD MOLARS FIG.20

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  ARTICLE 786-015

  EXTRACTION FORCEPS LOWER MOLARS FIG.21

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  ARTICLE 786-016

  EXTRACTION FORCEPS LOWER MOLARS FIG.22