Elevators
Luxators- cuts ligaments so sharp, curved blade to create space
Couplands- chisel shaped, so straight end at top for separating roots
Warwick James- wiggle tooth out of socket
Cryers- pulls root out of socket
Periosteal elavator to release ligament and push back gingival during making flap for bone removal. Cuts the gum
Extraction forceps
Maxillary forceps or mandibular forceps
Different for upper, lower, permanent, deciduous, roots. Two blades and handle
upper incisors and canines
For lowers the forcep is angled at 90 degrees and straight
Premolars
Beaks have curvature
Molars
Beaks adapted to root. Point and flat end on one side. Beak to cheek so lower risk of tooth fracture. One for left one for right.
Variation forceps
Cowhorns grip tooth beneath bifurcation
Bayonets so normal forceps
Flap retractor
Retract flap of gingiva. Can be during aspiration
Bone removal
Handpiece and bur
Ronguer
Mitchell’s trimmer
Usually one time use
Cheek retractors
Minnesota and kilner (Austin retractor)
Depress tongue down or move cheek out the way
Bite block
To keep mouth open
Chain goes outside patients mouth
Disposable syringe containing what?
Saline used to wash away area of extraction
Other instruments
Needle holder grips things tightly to suture wounds
scissors
tissue dissecting forceps aka rat tooth tweezers
Root tip pick
To remove small roots from socket
Haemostatic agent
Collagen to create clot and absorb blood
For infection prevention you can use?
Alvogyl
Post operative complication
Infection
Haemorrhage (bleeding from damaged blood vessel)
Haemorrhage can be
Primary so during surgery
Reactionary so after a few hours
Secondary so after a few days