Most dentists have more forceps in their extraction kit than they actually need. A drawer full of instruments for every anatomical variation. Half of them rarely touched. The other half performing ...

There is a very specific moment in lower molar extractions that every dentist recognizes immediately. You seat the forceps. You feel what seems like reasonable purchase. You apply pressure — expect...

Standard upper molar forceps work fine when they work. The problem is when they don't. You seat the #18L or #18R, feel the beaks contact the crown, and start your buccal pressure — and the instrume...