A dental forceps includes a first elongate member having a first beak portion and a second elongate member including a second beak portion. The first elongate member and the second elongate member are connected to each other at a pivot point that allows the elongate members to rotate with respect to each other. The dental forceps also includes a locking arm that is connected to one of the elongate members. The locking arm engages a series of teeth that is positioned on the other elongate member. While the locking arm engages the series of teeth, the position of the elongate members with respect to one another is maintained.

A dental forceps includes a first elongate member having a first beak portion and a second elongate member including a second beak portion. The first elongate member and the second elongate member are connected to each other at a pivot point that allows the elongate members to rotate with respect to each other. The dental forceps also includes a locking arm that is connected to one of the elongate members. The locking arm engages a series of teeth that is positioned on the other elongate member. While the locking arm engages the series of teeth, the position of the elongate members with respect to one another is maintained.

A tooth extraction glove is provided. The tooth extraction glove has finger coverings for only the index finger and thumb. Each finger covering has an aperture adjacent a distal end. The present invention also embodies separate mounting tips that cover the user's index finger and thumb tips, respectively. Each mounting tip provides one of a plurality of exchangeable prongs extending beyond the distal end of the mounting tip, wherein the prong slides through the above-mentioned aperture for gripping and extracting a tooth. The finger coverings provide decorative indicia to effectuate a non-threatening feel and appearance while the prongs extract the tooth.

A tooth extraction glove is provided. The tooth extraction glove has finger coverings for only the index finger and thumb. Each finger covering has an aperture adjacent a distal end. The present invention also embodies separate mounting tips that cover the user's index finger and thumb tips, respectively. Each mounting tip provides one of a plurality of exchangeable prongs extending beyond the distal end of the mounting tip, wherein the prong slides through the above-mentioned aperture for gripping and extracting a tooth. The finger coverings provide decorative indicia to effectuate a non-threatening feel and appearance while the prongs extract the tooth.

A dental implant for supporting periodontal tissue and the supporting bone is provided. The dental implant includes an implant member with inner canal for insertion into a periodontal bone socket, and an anchoring assembly. The anchoring assembly includes a first fastening element and radially equidistant cylindrical members. The first fastening element engages the implant member within the hollow axial cavity. The root section includes through-holes for radially and forcibly sliding the cylindrical members through them. When the first fastening element apically advances within the hollow axial cavity, the cylindrical members generate an anchoring force to anchor the dental implant.

A dental implant for supporting periodontal tissue and the supporting bone is provided. The dental implant includes an implant member with inner canal for insertion into a periodontal bone socket, and an anchoring assembly. The anchoring assembly includes a first fastening element and radially equidistant cylindrical members. The first fastening element engages the implant member within the hollow axial cavity. The root section includes through-holes for radially and forcibly sliding the cylindrical members through them. When the first fastening element apically advances within the hollow axial cavity, the cylindrical members generate an anchoring force to anchor the dental implant.

A dental instrument is configured to reduce user discomfort and increase control over the surgical edge of the instrument. The invention further discloses a dental instrument having a replaceable blade.

An extraction device is provided. The extraction device includes a first body half including a first handle with an outer surface and an inner surface, and a second body half hingedly coupled to the first body half. The second body half includes a second handle with an outer surface and an inner surface. The outer surface of the first handle faces away from the outer surface of the second handle, and the inner surfaces of the first and second handles face each other. The extraction device includes an anchor extending from the outer surface of the first handle or formed in the first handle.

An extraction device is provided. The extraction device includes a first body half including a first handle with an outer surface and an inner surface, and a second body half hingedly coupled to the first body half. The second body half includes a second handle with an outer surface and an inner surface. The outer surface of the first handle faces away from the outer surface of the second handle, and the inner surfaces of the first and second handles face each other. The extraction device includes an anchor extending from the outer surface of the first handle or formed in the first handle.

Methods for atraumatic tooth extraction are provided. The methods include inserting an instrument into a pulp canal of a tooth, wherein the instrument comprises a body electrically connected to a heat providing source; and a tip arranged at one end of the body configured for insertion into a pulp canal; heating the tip to provide a temperature sufficient to degenerate periodontal ligament; withdrawing the instrument from the pulp canal; and extracting the tooth.