MOLAR FORCEPS No.1 — LARGE

The blunt probes are designed for exploring fistula canals and measuring the depth of gingival pockets and infundibular caries.
Two models available:

This spreader is mainly used as the first step spreador for the maxillary cheek teeth because they are wider than mandibular cheek teeth. Spreaders can be disassembled and reassembled again in many different ways like the Molar Forceps.

There are three different sizes of spreaders available. They allow for a standardized working step by step.­

The 5mm thickness works for the upper jaw as a second step and for mandibular cheek teeth as a first step.
Spreaders can be disassembled and reassembled again in many different ways like the Molar Forceps.

There are three different sizes of spreaders available. They allow for a standardized working step by step.­

Spreader No. 3 (medium) the 6mm thickness is used only partially (1/3-2/3) for the maxillary cheek teeth and up to full effect for mandibular cheek teeth. It is recommended to use the forceps to loosen the tooth with rotational movements between the spreading steps, otherwise the risk of breaking the tooth/roots will increase.
Spreaders can be disassembled and reassembled again in many different ways like the Molar Forceps.

There are three different sizes of spreaders available. They allow for a standardized working step by step.­

Extraction forceps are used to further loosen teeth with rotational and tilting movements and finally to extract the teeth in combination with a fulcrum. The extraction forceps No.2 is specifically designed for the wider maxillary cheek teeth.

The extraction forceps can be disassembled and reassembled again in many different ways like the spreaders.

Thanks to this reverse fulcrum extension there is no extra reverse fulcrum forceps needed. This system works both for lower and upper cheek teeth. It is especially recommended for 06 and 07's.
It can be a quite helpful approach for lower 09 and 10 as well due to the curved nature of these teeth.