Upper Universal & Premolar Extraction Forceps (#2)

An English-pattern extraction forceps built for the upper arch, with gently curved beaks that seat around the necks of upper premolars, bicuspids and retained roots. The forged stainless steel construction keeps the beaks rigid under extraction pressure while the hinge stays smooth and free of play. At 170 mm it gives the operator controlled leverage without crowding the mouth. It is fully autoclavable at 134°C for routine reprocessing between patients.

DEF-002 | 170 mm | Forged stainless steel | Sterilisation: Steam autoclave 134°C

Variants: Variants & sub-products: Upper Anterior Forceps Pattern — Straighter, narrower beaks shaped for upper incisors and canines, where the root is single and round in cross-section. · Upper Molar Forceps Pattern, Right — A pointed buccal beak that engages the bifurcation of upper right molars, with a rounded palatal beak. · Upper Molar Forceps Pattern, Left — The mirror image of the right pattern, made for upper left molars so the pointed beak still sits on the buccal side.

Cowhorn Lower Molar Extraction Forceps (#23)

The classic cowhorn pattern for lower first and second molars, recognisable by its two sharp, horn-like beaks that are designed to enter the bifurcation of a lower molar as the handles are squeezed. That wedging action loosens the tooth in its socket and starts the delivery with very little rocking. Forged surgical steel gives the beaks the strength to resist spreading under load. At 175 mm it handles firmly and reprocesses in the steam autoclave at 134°C.

DEF-023 | 175 mm | Forged surgical steel | Sterilisation: Steam autoclave 134°C

Variants: Variants & sub-products: Upper Cowhorn Pattern — The same bifurcation principle adapted to the upper arch, with beaks angled for maxillary molar access. · Pedodontic Cowhorn Pattern — A smaller, lighter version sized for children's lower molars and smaller mouths.

Lower Premolar & Root Extraction Forceps (#74)

An English-pattern forceps set at a 90-degree angle so the beaks reach lower premolars and retained roots comfortably from the front of the chair. The beaks carry a longitudinal hollow that wraps the tapered shape of a lower premolar root, gripping securely without crushing. Forged surgical steel keeps the slim profile strong at 165 mm overall. It is steam autoclavable at 134°C and suited to daily extraction work.

DEF-074 | 165 mm | Forged surgical steel | Sterilisation: Steam autoclave 134°C

Variants: Variants & sub-products: Lower Anterior & Root Pattern — Slimmer, straighter beaks for lower incisors, canines and single roots in the front of the arch. · Lower Molar Pattern — Broader beaks with a point on each side to engage both bifurcations of lower molars.

Straight Halsted Mosquito Forceps (Hemostat)

A fine hemostatic forceps used to clamp small vessels, hold tissue and handle sutures during oral surgery. The straight jaws are serrated across their full length for a secure grip, and the three-step ratchet lock holds closure at the pressure the operator chooses. Ring handles give precise, fingertip control in this compact 125 mm size. Made from AISI 420 steel, it withstands repeated steam autoclaving at 134°C.

DHF-125 | 125 mm (5.0") | AISI 420 steel | Sterilisation: Steam autoclave 134°C

Variants: Variants & sub-products: Curved Halsted Mosquito Forceps — The same fine jaws with a gentle curve, useful for reaching vessels around corners and under flaps. · Kelly Hemostatic Forceps — A longer, heavier hemostat with serrations over part of the jaw, for clamping larger tissue bundles. · Crile Hemostatic Forceps — Fully serrated jaws in a medium size, chosen when a firm grip on tougher tissue is needed.

Anterior Forceps

Straight and gently curved forceps proportioned for incisors and canines in both arches, where the beaks must close neatly around a single narrow root without fouling the neighbouring teeth. The beak tips are finely tapered and lightly serrated on the inner face so the grip stays secure on smooth anterior roots while the handles keep a balanced, controlled feel during rotational delivery.

420/440 stainless steel · satin passivated finish · autoclavable to 134°C · MOQ 50 units/SKU.

Paediatric Forceps Sets

A matched set of reduced-size extraction patterns made for deciduous teeth and smaller mouths, covering upper and lower anteriors, molars and roots. Each instrument keeps the beak geometry of the adult pattern but with shorter handles and slimmer beaks, so the operator gets proper control without over-opening a child's mouth.

420/440 stainless steel · satin passivated finish · autoclavable to 134°C · MOQ 50 units/SKU (per set configuration).

Wisdom / Third Molar Forceps

Deep-reaching forceps shaped to get a positive hold on third molars set well back in the arch, where standard molar patterns run out of access. The handles are offset and the beaks angled so the instrument can seat fully on the crown or root while the cheek and opposing arch stay clear.

420/440 stainless steel · satin passivated finish · autoclavable to 134°C · MOQ 50 units/SKU.

Cryer Root Tip Elevator, Left

A Cryer elevator with a triangular blade angled to the left, made for lifting fractured roots of lower molars out of their sockets. The solid pear-shaped handle fills the palm so the wheel-and-axle rotation of the Cryer technique can be applied with control. Its tempered AISI 420 steel blade keeps a durable working edge at 150 mm overall length. The instrument is fully autoclavable at 134°C.

DRE-301L | 150 mm | Tempered AISI 420 steel | Sterilisation: Steam autoclave 134°C

Variants: Variants & sub-products: Cryer Root Tip Elevator, Right (paired pattern) — The right-angled counterpart of this instrument, supplied as its own listed product (DRE-301R); the two are normally stocked and used as a left/right pair.

Cryer Root Tip Elevator, Right

The right-facing partner in the Cryer pair, with a triangular apex angled to engage roots on the opposite side of the lower arch. Used with the same wheel-and-axle motion, it rolls retained mandibular molar roots out of the socket with minimal bone removal. The pear handle and tempered AISI 420 steel blade match the left pattern for a consistent feel across the pair. At 150 mm it is balanced for controlled force and autoclaves at 134°C.

DRE-301R | 150 mm | Tempered AISI 420 steel | Sterilisation: Steam autoclave 134°C

Variants: Variants & sub-products: Cryer Root Tip Elevator, Left (paired pattern) — The left-angled counterpart of this instrument, supplied as its own listed product (DRE-301L); together they cover both sides of the lower arch.

Straight Root Elevator, Coupland #34

A straight Coupland-pattern elevator whose concave, gouge-shaped blade is worked around a root to expand the socket and luxate the tooth before forceps delivery. The solid pear handle lets the operator apply steady palm pressure while keeping the blade under fingertip control. Ground from martensitic steel hardened to around 54 HRC, the blade resists bending and edge damage. It is 150 mm long and steam autoclavable at 134°C.

DRE-340 | 150 mm | Martensitic steel (54 HRC) | Sterilisation: Steam autoclave 134°C

Variants: Variants & sub-products: Coupland Pattern, Narrow Gouge — A finer blade width for single, slim roots and tight sockets where the standard gouge is too wide. · Coupland Pattern, Wide Gouge — A broader blade for multi-rooted teeth and wider sockets, spreading the luxating force over more root surface.

Warwick James Elevators

Fine elevators with a slender curved blade that follows the root surface in tight sockets where a straight blade cannot be seated. They are a staple for retained roots and difficult elevations because the small working end can be worked gently around the root with very little force. Supplied as left, right and straight variants to cover both sides of both arches.

420/440 stainless steel · satin passivated finish · autoclavable to 134°C · MOQ 50 units/SKU.

Luxating Elevators

Thin-bladed luxators designed to be worked into the periodontal ligament space and rocked gently so the ligament releases before any forceps are applied. Used this way they help preserve the socket walls and surrounding bone, which matters most in implant sites and in the aesthetic zone. The blade is kept deliberately slim and sharp-edged, in straight and curved profiles matched to tooth position.

420/440 stainless steel · satin passivated finish · autoclavable to 134°C · MOQ 50 units/SKU.

Elevator Sets

A grouped set of the standard elevation patterns — straight, Cryer pair and fine root-tip patterns — presented together so a surgery can order one reference for a complete elevation kit. Each set is built from the same individual patterns Medentra Global already machines, checked as a set before packing so the handles, finishes and markings are consistent across the group.

420/440 stainless steel · satin passivated finish · autoclavable to 134°C · MOQ 50 units/SKU (per set configuration).

Miller Bone File #52 (Cross-Cut)

A double-ended bone file used after extractions to smooth sharp edges of the alveolar ridge before a wound is closed or a denture is planned. Both curved working ends carry cross-cut teeth that cut on the pull stroke, so bone is shaved down in a controlled way rather than chipped. Hardened martensitic steel keeps the teeth keen through repeated use and sterilisation. At 175 mm it reaches comfortably across the ridge and autoclaves at 134°C.

DBF-701 | 175 mm | Hardened martensitic steel | Sterilisation: Steam autoclave 134°C

Variants: Variants & sub-products: Miller-Colburn Bone File Pattern — A popular alternative tooth arrangement on a similar double-ended body, preferred by some operators for ridge contouring. · Howard Bone File Pattern — A heavier file pattern chosen for faster removal of larger bony irregularities.

Bone Rongeur Forceps, Friedman Pattern

A Friedman-pattern rongeur for nibbling away sharp bone, spicules and undercuts during alveoloplasty and surgical site preparation. The scoop-shaped cutting beaks meet cleanly, and the double leaf spring reopens the jaws automatically so the operator can work in a steady rhythm. Forged from high-hardness steel, the cutting edges hold up against dense cortical bone. This 145 mm instrument is fully autoclavable at 134°C.

DBR-500 | 145 mm | Forged high-hardness steel | Sterilisation: Steam autoclave 134°C

Variants: Variants & sub-products: Ruskin Rongeur Pattern — A double-action design that multiplies cutting force, useful on thicker bone. · Luer Rongeur Pattern — Smaller, curved scoops for delicate trimming in confined areas. · Blumenthal Rongeur Pattern — A side-cutting pattern that trims bone at the edge of the surgical field.

Bone Chisels

Straight and curved chisels for controlled splitting and removal of bone during osteotomy, ridge reduction and surgical exposure of impacted teeth. The cutting edge is ground to a clean bevel that tracks predictably under mallet taps, and the shaft is given enough weight and grip texture that the instrument does not twist in the hand between strikes.

420/440 stainless steel · satin passivated finish · autoclavable to 134°C · MOQ 50 units/SKU.

Surgical Curettes

Lucas-pattern surgical curettes with a small cupped working end for clearing granulation tissue and debris from extraction sockets, cyst cavities and around root apices. The cup edge is kept sharp enough to clean the bony walls thoroughly without gouging them, and the double-ended form pairs two useful sizes on one handle.

420/440 stainless steel · satin passivated finish · autoclavable to 134°C · MOQ 50 units/SKU.

Mallets

A balanced surgical mallet for driving chisels and osteotomes with short, controlled taps rather than force. The head gives a firm, deadened strike that keeps the chisel edge moving in small increments, and the handle is shaped for a secure grip in a gloved hand throughout longer osteotomy work.

420/440 stainless steel (head and handle, or steel head on a standard surgical handle) · satin passivated finish · autoclavable to 134°C · MOQ 50 units/SKU.

Bone Instrument Sets

A combined oral-surgery bone kit grouping rongeur, bone file, chisels and a surgical curette so clinics can equip an extraction or implant tray from a single reference. The patterns are the same instruments offered individually, assembled and inspected as a set so finishes match across the tray.

420/440 stainless steel · satin passivated finish · autoclavable to 134°C · MOQ 50 units/SKU (per set configuration).

Spencer Suture Removal Scissors

Spencer stitch scissors built for one job: removing sutures quickly and kindly. The lower blade ends in a small hook that slides under a tight suture loop and lifts it clear of the skin or mucosa,so the thread can be cut without tugging or nicking tissue. The action is light and precise at 115 mm, suiting post-operative appointments in oral surgery and periodontics. Made from AISI 420 steel, it is steam autoclavable at 134°C.

DSS-501 | 115 mm (4.5") | AISI 420 steel | Sterilisation: Steam autoclave 134°C

Iris Surgical Scissors, Straight

Fine, sharp-sharp iris scissors for delicate trimming of soft tissue and cutting of fine sutures inside the mouth. The slim, pointed blades open and close with a smooth, precise action that suits mucosal work where control matters more than power. At 115 mm they sit lightly in the hand for close work under direct vision. They are made from AISI 420 steel and withstand steam autoclaving at 134°C.

DSS-115 | 115 mm (4.5") | AISI 420 steel | Sterilisation: Steam autoclave 134°C

Variants: Variants & sub-products: Iris Scissors, Curved Pattern — The same fine blades with a curve, following tissue contours and improving access at the back of the field.

Gum / Metzenbaum Scissors

Longer, lighter scissors built for soft-tissue work — trimming gum flaps, undermining tissue and cutting in deeper areas where short iris scissors cannot reach comfortably. The blades are kept fine and slightly delicate so tissue separates cleanly rather than tearing, and the long shanks keep the operator's fingers outside the field of view.

420/440 stainless steel · satin passivated finish · autoclavable to 134°C · MOQ 50 units/SKU.

Needle Holders — TC Mayo-Hegar

The standard heavy-duty needle holder for everyday suturing, with tungsten-carbide jaw inserts that bite the needle firmly and resist the scoring that loosens a grip over time. A ratchet lock with an easy first-click release lets the operator place, drive and release needles in one smooth rhythm, and the jaw length suits the needle sizes used in routine oral and general dental surgery.

420/440 stainless steel with tungsten-carbide jaw inserts · satin passivated finish · autoclavable to 134°C · MOQ 50 units/SKU.

Needle Holders — Castroviejo

A delicate spring-handle needle holder for fine suturing, where needle control has to come from the fingertips rather than a ratchet. The spring action opens the jaws the moment pressure is relaxed, which speeds up fine stitch placement and reduces hand fatigue in microsurgical and periodontal work. Jaws are fine and smooth-profiled to hold small needles and fine suture material without fraying it.

420/440 stainless steel, tungsten-carbide jaw option · satin passivated finish · autoclavable to 134°C · MOQ 50 units/SKU.

Suture Instrument Sets

A complete suturing kit in one reference — needle holder, suture scissors, tissue forceps and a probe — so a surgery can set up a standard stitch tray without ordering each piece separately. The components are Medentra Global's standard individual patterns, matched and inspected as a set before packing.

420/440 stainless steel · satin passivated finish · autoclavable to 134°C · MOQ 50 units/SKU (per set configuration).