Dental extraction forceps for upper right molars, English pattern, figure 17 - Helmut Zepf (12.017.00ZD) - Delynov
The Daviers d'extraction dentaire pour molaires supérieures droites, modèle anglais, figure 17 - Helmut Zepf is a medical device manufactured by Helmut Zepf Medizintechnik GmbH.
- Manufacturer: Helmut Zepf Medizintechnik GmbH.
- Reference: 12.017.00ZD.
- Reserved for healthcare professionals. Read instructions carefully before use.
What is the Helmut Zepf extraction forceps for right upper molars?
The Helmut Zepf extraction forceps, referenced under code 12.017.00ZD, is a manual instrument used in oral surgery. This English pattern, corresponding to figure 17, is specifically structured to adapt to the anatomy of the molars located in the upper right quadrant. As an instrument in the CONSO category at Delynov, it features a robust architecture characteristic of devices from the Helmut Zepf Medizintechnik GmbH brand, ensuring optimal force transmission during luxation and dental avulsion maneuvers.
What are the clinical indications for this English dental forceps?
This molar extraction forceps is indicated for the exodontia of multi-rooted teeth in the right maxilla. Its use occurs primarily in cases of non-restorable caries, terminal periodontitis, or within the framework of pre-implant preparations requiring alveoloplasty. The design of figure 17 allows for a firm grip on the molar neck, respecting the insertion axes of the upper roots to limit the risks of root fracture during extraction.
What are the technical characteristics of the 12.017.00ZD forceps?
The 12.017.00ZD forceps is distinguished by its English pattern configuration, characterized by a visible hinge and ergonomic handles. This maxillary molar forceps has asymmetrical beaks whose curvature and orientation are precisely adjusted for the morphology of right upper molars. The manufacturing by Helmut Zepf is based on recognized technical expertise, offering an instrument whose surface finish and plier adjustment ensure precise handling for the practitioner.
What are the contraindications for the use of this instrument?
The contraindications for the use of this right dental forceps are mainly related to inappropriate clinical situations, such as the extraction of teeth located in other quadrants (left or mandibular molars) for which the curvature of the instrument is not adapted. Additionally, its use is contraindicated in cases of extreme bone fragility or uncontrolled systemic pathologies of the patient that would prohibit any invasive surgical procedure. It is necessary to systematically refer to the clinical protocol and the manufacturer's instructions from Helmut Zepf Medizintechnik GmbH.
What are the maintenance precautions for this non-resorbable device?
As a reusable surgical instrument, this forceps must undergo a complete cycle of decontamination, cleaning, and sterilization after each use. Practitioners must ensure the use of cleaning solutions that do not alter the mechanical properties of the steel. Particular attention must be paid to the joint (hinge) to avoid the accumulation of biological debris. Although the product is not a suture and does not exhibit resorption by hydrolysis, the durability of its gripping properties depends directly on compliance with the recommended sterilization protocols.
Who is the manufacturer and what standards are met?
The device is manufactured by Helmut Zepf Medizintechnik GmbH, a recognized manufacturer in the field of odontological instrumentation. Regarding specific standards and certifications such as the regulatory class or CE marking, this information is not specified in the current technical documentation. It is the responsibility of healthcare professionals to check the markings on the packaging and consult the instructions for use provided by Helmut Zepf to ensure the device's compliance with current regulatory requirements before any intervention.
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