Oracraft Allis Forceps

High-Quality Stainless Steel:

• Constructed from premium stainless steel for exceptional durability and resistance to corrosion.
• Capable of withstanding repeated sterilization without degradation.

Precision Tips with Teeth:

• Features teeth at the tips for a secure grip on tissues.
• Designed to hold tissues firmly without causing significant trauma, making them ideal for handling both delicate and firmer structures.

Ratcheted Locking Mechanism:

• Allows for adjustable tension, providing reliable and consistent performance.
• Ensures the forceps hold tissues securely without the need for constant pressure from the user.

Ergonomic Design:

• Designed for a comfortable grip, reducing hand fatigue during prolonged procedures.
• Ensures precise control and ease of use for the medical professional.

Versatility:

• Suitable for various medical fields, including general surgery, gynecology, and orthopedics.
• Essential for tasks involving the grasping, holding, and manipulation of tissues.

Easy to Clean:

• Smooth surfaces and high-quality materials make the forceps easy to clean and maintain.
• Ensures hygiene and safety with straightforward sterilization processes.

Autoclavable:

• Suitable for autoclave sterilization, ensuring the instrument can be thoroughly disinfected between uses.
• Maintains sterility and safety for each procedure.

• Type: Dental Forcep
• Category: Oral Surgery
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Disposable/Reusable: Reusable
• Autoclavable: Yes

• 1 x Allis Forcep

Preparation:

• Sterilization: Ensure the forceps are properly sterilized before use, following standard sterilization protocols such as autoclaving.
• Inspection: Check the forceps for any signs of damage or wear, ensuring the tips and teeth are intact and the ratcheted locking mechanism functions correctly.

Setting Up:

• Positioning the Patient: Position the patient appropriately, ensuring the surgical site is accessible and well-lit.
• Accessing the Surgical Site: Use appropriate tools to keep the surgical area clear and accessible.

Grasping Tissue:

• Hold the Forceps: Grasp the forceps by the handles, using your thumb and fingers for a secure grip.
• Approach the Tissue: Gently bring the tips of the forceps towards the tissue you need to grasp.
• Secure Grasp: Squeeze the handles to bring the teeth together, securing the tissue between the tips. The teeth at the tips are designed to hold tissue firmly without causing significant trauma.

Locking the Forceps:

• Engage the Lock: Once the tissue is securely grasped, engage the ratcheted locking mechanism by squeezing the handles until the desired tension is achieved. This allows the forceps to hold the tissue securely without constant pressure from the user.

Manipulating Tissue:

• Tissue Retraction: Use the forceps to retract tissue, providing better visibility and access to the surgical site.
• Tissue Handling: Carefully manipulate the tissue as needed for the procedure, ensuring minimal trauma to the tissue.

Releasing Tissue:

• Unlocking: To release the tissue, press the ratchet release lever or gently pull the handles apart to disengage the locking mechanism.
• Removing the Forceps: Carefully remove the forceps from the tissue, ensuring not to cause any trauma.

After Use:

• Cleaning: Thoroughly clean the forceps to remove any biological material. Use appropriate surgical instrument cleaning solutions and brushes.
• Sterilization: Sterilize the forceps again before storing them to ensure they are ready for the next use.
• Storage: Store the forceps in a clean, dry environment, ideally in a protective case to prevent damage and contamination.

• 6 months warranty against rust.