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The #18 A with Anatomical Handle is a specialized variant of the anatomical handle molar forceps, designed for upper molars. The "A" suffix typically denotes an "A" variant or "Anterior" adaptation, which in this context may indicate a design modification—such as a different beak angle, size, or handle contour—compared to the standard #18 model. It retains the core benefits of the anatomical handle for ergonomics and control while offering a slightly different fit or mechanical approach to maxillary molar extraction, catering to specific practitioner preferences or clinical situations.
Molar Extraction: Used for the removal of maxillary molars, providing an ergonomic advantage with a variant design that may suit certain tooth morphologies or operator techniques better than the standard model.
Ergonomic Specialization: The anatomical handle reduces hand fatigue, while the "A" variant allows dentists to choose an instrument that provides the optimal feel and grip for their specific method of applying buccal-palatal forces.
Difficult Access Cases: The specific modifications of the "A" variant may be particularly helpful for molars that are tilted, have unusually shaped crowns, or are in patients with high maxillary vaults.
Practitioner Preference: Often selected by dentists who have tried multiple models and found a specific variant that improves their efficiency and comfort.
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