Extraction Instruments
Extraction Instruments
Extraction Instruments
Ask your local DENTSPLY subsidiary or dental wholesalers for supplies outside the UK and Ireland
Our origins
The Ash Instruments part in the DENTSPLY story began in 1820 when Claudius Ash, a man from a family of silversmiths and goldsmiths in London (UK) began making denture parts to order with his four sons. The business originally operated from premises in 9 Broad Street (now Broadwick Street), part of London's Soho district close to the famous names of Regent Street and Carnaby Street. By 1854, records show that the business had expanded to 8-9 Broad Street, and was employing 42 workers. During the mid 19th Century, the family business (known as Claudius Ash and Sons Ltd) prospered and the company began manufacturing and supplying a wide range of materials, including porcelain teeth, rubber and waxes, as well as early versions of the burs and hand instruments that Ash Instruments is known for today. By the turn of the 20th Century, the company was supplying products to over 30 countries. In 1924, the company expanded and merged with a Swiss company, DeTrey Ltd, to form the Amalgamated Dental Company Ltd. The company continued to grow until it was sold in 1976, when the major manufacturing businesses became part of the US-based DENTSPLY family, and the name DENTSPLY Ash Instruments was born (along with DENTSPLY DeTrey, based in Konstanz, Germany). Today, DENTSPLY Ash Instruments supplies its high quality product range to countries across the world via the global DENTSPLY network of companies and their dental dealer partners. Please ask your local DENTSPLY subsidiary or dental wholesalers for supplies outside the UK and Ireland.
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Elevators | Warwick-James
Warwick-James Elevator (Straight)
Product Code 62301301 Warwick-James Elevator (Straight)
Elevators | Couplands
Luxation Instrument 3ST
Product Code 62303005 Luxation Instrument 3ST
Luxation Instrument 5C
Handle Options
Elevators | Cryers
Cryers Elevator No.30 (Left)
Product Code 62301008 Cryers Elevator
Lustra
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Forceps No.74 Forceps No.73 Forceps No.29 Forceps No.76 Forceps No.76N
(for lower roots) (for lower molars) (for upper roots) (for upper molars and roots) (for small upper roots)
Product Code 62201074 Forceps No.74 62201073 Forceps No.73 62201029 Forceps No.29 62201076 Forceps No.76 62201876 Forceps No.76N 62201089 Forceps No.89 62201090 Forceps No.90 62201051 Forceps No.51 62201079 Forceps No.79
17, 89, 95
18, 90, 94
17, 89, 95 37, 138, 163 37, 138 37, 138 17, 19, 51, 67, 89, 94 39, 157 158, 159 39, 157 158 22, 73, 73S, 79 22, 73, 73S, 86, 87 22, 73, 73S, 86, 87 13, 75
18, 90, 94 18, 19, 51, 67, 90, 95 22, 73, 73S, 79 22, 73, 73S, 86, 87 22, 73, 73S, 86, 87 13, 75
Rongeurs No.3
160, 161
160, 161
123
123
13, 74
74, 137
13, 74
123, 162
Localised trimming of alveolus after extraction. Narrow blades allow insertion into socket for removal of septum.
Application Upper centrals, canines and roots Upper laterals Upper premolars and roots Lower premolars Upper molars (Right) Upper molars (Left) Upper wisdoms Lower molars (Hawks bill) Upper roots Upper roots Upper roots Childrens upper incisors and canines Childrens upper molars Upper roots Upper wisdoms (Bayonet) Upper wisdoms Lower molars (Hawks bill) Lower molars (Hawks bill) Lower roots Small lower roots and anteriors Lower premolars Upper roots (Read) Upper roots (Read) Small upper roots (Read)
Fig. 79 86 87 89 90 94 95 101 107 113 123 136 137 138 147 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 3
Application Lower wisdoms Lower molars (Cowhorn) Lower molars (Cowhorn) Upper molars (Right) (Upper Cowhorns) Upper molars (Left) (Upper Cowhorns) Upper molars (Right) Upper molars (Left) Upper molars and roots Upper canines Upper roots (Martin) Childrens lower anteriors, premolars and roots Upper premolars and roots (Guys) Lower anteriors and roots (Guys) Childrens upper anteriors, premolars and roots Upper roots (Gibb) Childrens upper molars Childrens upper molars Childrens upper premolars Childrens lower molars (Hawks bill) Childrens lower molars (Hawks bill) Childrens lower anteriors and roots Childrens upper anteriors Rongeurs forceps
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Forceps No.17
Forceps No.18
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Forceps No.94
Forceps No.95
Forceps No.74N (for small lower anteriors and roots; narrow beak)
Product Code 62201874 Forceps No.74N
Forceps No.89 (Right Side) Forceps No.90 (Left Side) (for upper molars; Upper Cowhorn)
Forceps No. 90
Forceps No. 89
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Forceps | Ash Forceps Childrens Pattern Upper Anteriors, Premolars and Roots
Forceps No.37 (Childrens upper incisors and canines)
Product Code 62201037 Forceps No.37
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Instruments are not sterile upon receipt and must be sterilised before use in accordance with the following instructions. Instruments can be damaged by alkaline and acidic detergents. Always use a pH neutral detergent or solution. Do not exceed 140C. Remove all packaging prior to cleaning and sterilisation. Contaminated instruments should be handled with gloves and eye protection should be used. Repeated processing has minimal effect on these instruments. End of life is normally determined by wear and damage due to use. See Inspection.
Visually inspect to ensure all contamination has been removed. Check for distortion, damage and wear. Cutting edges should be free of defects. Discard damaged, worn or corroded instruments.
8. INSPECTION AND FUNCTION TESTING: 9. DRYING:
2. LIMITATIONS ON REPROCESSING:
Forceps | Ash Forceps Childrens Pattern Lower Anteriors, Premolars and Roots
Forceps No.123 (Childrens lower anteriors, premolars and roots)
Product Code 62201123 Forceps No.123
Instructions
3. POINT OF USE:
10. PACKAGING FOR STERILISATION: The UK Department of Health recommends that validated, pre-vacuum autoclaves are used for sterilising wrapped instruments. Autoclaves drawing only a post-sterilisation vacuum for drying purposes are not suitable for processing wrapped instruments. Instruments may be loaded into dedicated instrument trays or general- purpose sterilisation trays. Ensure that cutting edges are protected. 11. STERILISATION:
paper wipe.
4. CONTAINMENT AND TRANSPORTATION: Protect delicate or fine instruments from damage. Instruments should be reprocessed as soon as is reasonably practical following use. Instruments left standing wet may stain or corrode. 5. PREPARATION FOR CLEANING:
Use only validated vacuum autoclaves (Refer to HTM2010: UK only). Do not exceed 140C.
Sterilisation Temperature Range (C) Min 134 Max 137 0.225 3 Nominal Pressure (MPa) Minimum Time at Temperature* (mins)
No specific requirements.
Use only validated washing machines (HTM 2030: UK only) and validated cleaning agents suitable for both instruments and washing machine. Follow instructions issued by both the equipment and cleaning agent manufacturers. When unloading, inspect for complete removal of visible soil. If necessary, repeat cycle, or use manual cleaning before repeating cycle.
* Minimum holding time when nominal operating temperature and pressure have been reached.
12. STORAGE:
Avoid contamination.
7. MAINTENANCE: Apply a small quantity of surgical grade lubrication oil to forceps hinges prior to sterilisation.
When sterilising multiple instruments in one autoclave cycle, ensure that the manufacturers stated maximum load is not exceeded. Validated ultrasonic baths may be used with validated cleaning agents. Follow instructions for use issued by both the equipment and cleaning agent manufacturers.
See brochure for telephone and address of local representative or telephone DENTSPLY Ash Instruments. Tel: +44 (0)1932 853422. These instructions have been validated by the manufacturer as being capable of preparing a device for re-use. It remains the responsibility of the reprocessor to ensure that reprocessing has actually achieved the desired result. This normally requires validation and routine monitoring of the process. Any deviation by the reprocessor from these instructions should be properly evaluated for effectiveness and potential adverse effects.
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