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Dental Extraction Kit-85 Pcs

Original price was: $185.00.Current price is: $169.90.

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  • Material‏ : ‎ High-Grade Stainless Steel / Titanium
  • Finish ‏ : ‎ ‎ Satin / Anti-Glare / Corrosion-Resistant
  • Sterilization : ‎ ‎Autoclave Safe & Reusable
  • Grip : ‎ ‎‎Non-Slip Ergonomic Handle
  • Grade ‏ : ‎ ‎‎Medical / Surgical Grade
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A complete dental extraction kit like this 85-piece set covers every stage of routine exodontia, from initial assessment through root tip retrieval and final closure. Built from dependable 316L stainless steel and organized in a fully autoclavable sterilizing cassette, this kind of well-planned kit remains essential to safe, efficient oral surgical care.

 

Dental Extraction Kit: Include

Sr. No. Product Name Quantity
1 Dental Upper Incisors Cuspids Bicuspids Roots Extracting Extraction Forceps 1 pc
2 Dental Lower Incisors Cuspids Bicuspids Roots Extracting Extraction Forceps 1 pc
3 Upper Premolar Wisdom & Roots Dental Extracting Extraction Forceps Mead #1 1 pc
4 Upper Molars Dental Extracting Extraction Forceps Mead #2 1 pc
5 Lower Incisor Dental Extracting Extraction Forceps Mead #3 1 pc
6 Lower Molar Dental Extracting Extraction Forceps Mead #4 1 pc
7 Dental Extracting Extraction Lower Molar Cow Horn Forceps #23 1 pc
8 Dental Extracting Extraction Forceps #286 1 pc
9 Dental Crown Remover Gripper Angled With Silicone Tips 1 pc
10 Heidbrink Root Tip Pick Elevator Right 1 pc
11 Heidbrink Root Tip Pick Elevator Left 1 pc
12 Heidbrink Root Tip Pick Elevator Straight 1 pc
13 Root Dental Elevator Del 301 1 pc
14 Root Dental Elevator Del 302 1 pc
15 Root Dental Elevator Del 303 1 pc
16 Root Dental Elevator Del 77R 1 pc
17 Adson Dressing Forceps Serrated Fine Point 4.75″ 1 pc
18 Adson Tissue Forceps 1×2 Teeth Fine Point 4.75″ 1 pc
19 Lindo Levien Serrated Elevator Right 1 pc
20 Lindo Levien Serrated Elevator Left 1 pc
21 Iris Scissors 4.5″ Straight 1 pc
22 Iris Scissors 4.5″ Angled 1 pc
23 Mosquito Hemostat Forceps 5″ Curved 1 pc
24 Crane Elevator Right 1 pc
25 Crane Elevator Left 1 pc
26 Crile Wood Needle Holder 6″ 1 pc
27 Periosteal Elevator Molt M9 1 pc
28 Dental Mirror #5 1 pc
29 Periosteal Elevator Seldin S23 1 pc
30 College Cotton Plier 1 pc
31 Minnesota Cheek Retractor 1 pc
32 Dental Explorer Probe #5 1 pc
33 Dental Syringe 18 cc 1 pc
34 Scalpel Knife Handle #3 1 pc
35 Scalpel Knife Handle #4 1 pc
36 Scalpel Blades #10 for #3 Handle 25 pcs
37 Scalpel Blades #20 for #4 Handle 25 pcs
Total 37 Items 85 pcs
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Dental Extraction Kit: A Complete 85-Piece Breakdown

A proper dental extraction kit brings together everything needed for oral surgical work, from the first diagnostic look through final closure. This guide walks through the core categories of instruments involved in exodontia, then breaks down a complete 85-piece set piece by piece.

What Is Exodontia? An Overview

Exodontia, the branch of dentistry focused on tooth removal, generally follows a predictable sequence: an elevator loosens the tooth, forceps complete the removal, and supporting tools manage everything from anesthesia to closure. Good atraumatic technique remains the goal throughout, minimizing unnecessary bone disturbance whether the case involves a straightforward tooth or a more complicated broken or fractured root.

Extraction Forceps: Upper, Lower & Specialty Designs

Forceps account for a large share of any complete kit, since upper and lower teeth each require differently angled designs to access properly. Universal forceps offer general-purpose gripping, while cowhorn forceps use pointed, curved beaks suited to lower molars with fused or tightly packed roots. Numbered designs like the Mead series cover specific tooth zones — premolars, molars, and incisors — while additional patterns handle roots and less common presentations. A dedicated crown remover, often fitted with silicone tips, safely grips and lifts a crown without damaging the underlying tooth structure.

Elevators: From Straight to Root Tip Retrieval

Elevators vary just as much as forceps. A straight elevator provides simple, direct leverage, while a Cryer elevator’s curved, pointed tip handles narrower spaces or fractured teeth. East-West elevators offer a side-to-side working angle useful in tight quarters, and a periosteal or Molt elevator reflects gum tissue away from the bone before other work begins. When a root tip fractures and remains behind, a Heidbrink root tip pick allows precise retrieval without widening the socket unnecessarily — a genuinely important extractor for finishing a case cleanly. A periotome offers another gentler option, easing a tooth loose along the periodontal ligament with minimal luxation force.

Supporting Instruments for a Complete Kit

Beyond forceps and elevators, a full kit includes diagnostic and supporting tools: a mirror and explorer for assessment, college cotton pliers for handling small items, and a Lucas curette for cleaning the socket after removal. An aspirating syringe delivers anesthesia safely, while Adson forceps, Iris scissors, and a Crile-Wood needle holder support fine tissue handling and suturing. A Minnesota cheek retractor keeps the field visible, and scalpel instruments with fresh blades handle any necessary incisions.

Material Standards & Sterilization

Every reusable instrument in a quality dental extraction kit is built from surgical-grade stainless steel, most commonly 316L, valued for corrosion resistance through repeated use. Some manufacturers market their cutting tools under a German steel designation for tighter manufacturing tolerances. Every piece needs to be fully autoclavable, and a properly organized sterilizing cassette keeps the entire set protected and accounted for between patients — an important standard whether the case involves routine tooth removal or something closer to implant site preparation once hardware like a replacement screw eventually goes in.

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