Description
Oral Surgery Instrument Set, 9 Pieces
This oral surgery instrument set covers a routine extraction from first grip to last stitch. It puts four forceps, three elevators and two needle holders in one order.
Four forceps for roots and third molars
The forceps follow the English pattern, with beaks shaped for each arch. Fig. 33A takes lower roots, while Fig. 51A takes upper roots. Both have narrow tips, so they reach a root that sits deep. Then Fig. 67A and Fig. 79 deal with upper and lower third molars.
Flohr and Bein blades to loosen first
Most teeth need loosening before the forceps go on. For this reason, the set adds a Flohr pair, Fig. 2 left and Fig. 3 right, so you can work from either side. Also, the Bein Fig. 6 has a straight blade for direct entry into the ligament space.
Two needle holders to close the site
Once the socket is clean, the case moves to sutures. The 140 mm Mathieu needle holder sits in the palm for short throws. By contrast, the 160 mm Mayo-Hegar gives more reach toward the back teeth. Both carry tungsten carbide inserts, so the jaws have a harder face on the needle.
This kit or the forceps and Winter version?
Our sister kit shares the same four forceps. However, it swaps the needle holders for Winter cross-bar elevators. So pick that one if your team already owns suture tools. Either way, one matched order beats nine single buys, and staff learn a single layout.
Steel, cover and further reading
We have each piece made to our own specification and then examined here in the US. Its stainless steel conforms to ASTM F899. Out of the box the nine-piece surgery kit is non-sterile, though each tool is reusable after you clean and sterilize it. If a fault from production shows up, you can claim on three years against manufacturing defects for this nine-piece oral surgery kit. You can browse more surgical and clinical dental kits, compare the forceps and root elevator version, or read our common questions page.
Strictly a tool for dental professionals. Read our steps for cleaning and sterilizing before the first cycle, and see how and when orders ship before you buy.
What is in the set
| Instrument | Typical use |
|---|---|
| Extracting forceps Fig. 33A, narrow tips | Lower roots |
| Extracting forceps Fig. 51A, narrow tips | Upper roots |
| Extracting forceps Fig. 67A | Upper third molars |
| Extracting forceps Fig. 79 | Lower third molars |
| Flohr elevator Fig. 2 left and Fig. 3 right (2 pieces) | Loosening roots from either side |
| Bein elevator Fig. 6, straight | Entry into the ligament space |
| Mathieu needle holder 140 mm, tungsten carbide inserts | Suturing with a palm grip |
| Mayo-Hegar needle holder 160 mm, tungsten carbide inserts | Suturing with extra reach |
| Storage case | Holds and protects the set between cases |
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