9. Instruments

Apr 27, 2022 · 6m 38s
9. Instruments
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INSTRUMENTS ELEVATORS - Commonly used intra oral periosteal elevator — 9 molt - Commonly used extraction elevator — straight elevator - Commonly used to remove #ed root tip — apexo...

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INSTRUMENTS

ELEVATORS
  • Commonly used intra oral periosteal elevator — 9 molt
  • Commonly used extraction elevator — straight elevator
  • Commonly used to remove #ed root tip — apexo elevator
  • Commonly used to remove mandibular # M root tip – crier

PRINCIPLE OF ELEVATORS
  • Mechanical advantage — wheel and axle principle
  • Wedge principle – adjacent tooth should be present
          o done for bone dialation
  • Lever principle — interdental bone breakage
          o Wedging of socket wall not uses elevator

EXTRACTION FORCEPS
  • For Mandibular 1st M — NO. 11 (a type of cowhorn)
  • For Maxillary anterior – No. 150
  • For Maxillary PMS- NO.1 UNIVERSAL *****
  • For Mandibular anterior and PM — No. 151


TISSUE FORCEPS
  • Most commonly used — Addison’s forceps
  • Most for 3rd M region tissue holding flap — Stills forceps
  • Epulis fissuratum — Allis forceps
  • To hold a tooth that is luxated from socket — Russian forceps
  • To raise flap from inner side of upper lip — Metzehaum forceps
  • Suture forceps after mandibular 3rd M extraction — curved hemostat
  • To retract cheek and buccal periosteum – Minnesota Retractor
  • For dentoalveolar # in maxilla (Lefort I) — Roud disimpaction forceps
          o (ENGAGE AT HARD PALATE ALONG NASAL FLOOR)
  • Nasomaxillary # in maxilla — Arch forceps or walsham forceps

BONE FILE
  • Used to remove sharp edges after extraction
  • Used in ALVEOLOPLASY process for smoothening of bony edges!***
SURGICAL BLADES
1) BP No.15 blade – most common intra oral surgery**
2) No.12 blade – most common periodontal surgery
3) No.11 blade – stab incision (I& D)**

Most important sign of fracture of mandible is Malocclusion

1. QN- Walsham's Forceps: for nasal fracture treatment


2. QN Ach’s Forceps For nasal bone straightening
3. QN Allis Forceps: to hold tissues prior to excision
4. QN Addison Forceps: to hold tissue flap during suturing
5. QN Stillis Forceps: It used in the posterior region in mouth where
6. QN Addison Forcep cannot reach due to its long length (7 to 9 Inches)
7. QN Artery Forceps: to ligate ruptured arteries or arteries planned to be removed
8. QN Minnesota retractor: retract flap and cheek together.
9. QN Farabeuf Retractor the retractor which retract the flap and the cheek together when doing surgery.
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Author The Gulfie Dentist
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