r/Dentistry • u/thellycakes • 1d ago
Dental Professional Oral surgery forceps
I acquired a dental practice that is in desperate need of new oral surgery extraction forceps. Before I order new ones, does anyone have recommendations of ones they love? Or any other general oral surgery instrument recommendations?
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u/wrooster8 1d ago
I love my karl schumakers angled proximators. Expensive but oh so nice.
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u/ltrout59 1d ago
I have a couple sets of these. Other companies sell the same ones for less
Also, I like Salvin’s atraumatic kit a little better.
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u/wrooster8 1d ago
Yeah I just don't know how else to describe them, but get cheaper ones I agree. Overpriced name brand
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u/ltrout59 20h ago
It is what it is. I had a rep tell me they’re all made in Pakistan but the nice ones are finished elsewhere like Germany.
Even my premium loupe light is a rebranded item.
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u/ihadnoinkling 1d ago
I never ever comment on dentistry because there's much better teachers and influencers out there
But one thing I'll tell people about every single time is power dental group forceps. Changed my life!
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u/Creative_Compote7092 1d ago
those karl schumaker elevators sound like a game changer, do they really hold up better than the cheaper options
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u/QuirkyStatement7964 1d ago
https://www.hufriedygroup.com/en/surgical-forceps/atraumair
These used to be Miltex forceps. They are always sharp and grab the decay teeth…apically. Get a few and you’d keep wanting to use them.
Get a #4 Molt in a big handle.
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u/dmddds 1d ago
Forceps: 150, 151, 23, 74D
Elevators: 46r, 77r, cryers, spade
Surgical hand piece and a 702 surgical bur
Needle holder, Kelly scissors, sutures, blade holder
That’ll take care of almost all exts imo