Fig 10 H (Nevius Upper Canines)

Fig 10 H (Nevius Upper Canines) Dental Extraction Forceps

The Fig 10 H Nevius Upper Canines Dental Extraction Forceps is a specialized instrument in the dental extraction forceps category. Designed for professional dental applications, this instrument is intended to assist qualified dental practitioners during tooth extraction procedures where its specific pattern and working-end geometry are suitable.

Upper canine teeth have distinctive anatomy, including relatively long roots, so the selection of an appropriate extraction instrument is important for achieving controlled tooth engagement and minimizing unnecessary trauma to the surrounding tissues. The instrument should always be selected according to the patient’s dental anatomy, tooth condition, access requirements, and the clinician’s assessment.

Design and Functionality

The Nevius pattern is associated with specialized dental extraction forceps designs. The exact configuration of Fig 10 H should be verified against the supplier’s catalogue to ensure the correct intended application for upper canine teeth.

The working ends are intended to engage the tooth securely when properly positioned. The handles provide a gripping surface that enables the clinician to maintain instrument control during the procedure. Appropriate instrument selection, correct technique, and adequate access are essential for safe clinical use.

Clinical Applications

Depending on the verified model configuration, this instrument may be considered for professional dental extraction procedures involving upper canine teeth. Its use should be determined by a qualified dental professional following clinical examination and treatment planning.

Potential professional settings include:

• General dental clinics
• Oral surgery practices
• Dental hospitals and teaching institutions
• Dental instrument distributors
• Professional dental equipment suppliers

Construction and Material

The material and manufacturing specifications depend on the manufacturer and product variant. Dental extraction forceps are commonly manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, but the material for this specific product should be confirmed before listing it as a guaranteed specification.

The instrument should be inspected for sound construction, proper joint movement, clean working surfaces, and an appropriate finish before clinical use.

Cleaning, Disinfection and Sterilization

Reusable dental instruments must be processed according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and the healthcare facility’s infection-prevention protocols. Cleaning should remove visible contamination before the required disinfection and sterilization process.

Do not assume that this particular instrument is autoclavable or reusable unless its manufacturer confirms the applicable processing instructions. Inspect the instrument before and after processing and remove it from service if damaged, corroded, loose, or otherwise unsuitable.

Quality and Professional Use

For reliable clinical performance, purchase this instrument from a reputable dental instrument supplier. Confirm the figure number, intended tooth application, material, dimensions, finish, and manufacturer details before ordering.