Cowhorn Forceps are specialized dental extraction instruments designed for removing mandibular molars, particularly those with intact bifurcated roots. The name “cowhorn” comes from the distinctive curved beaks of the forceps, which resemble a cow’s horns. These beaks are engineered to grip deeply into the furcation (the space between the roots) and elevate the tooth out of its socket with minimal bone loss.

Dental burnishers are restorative hand instruments used to smooth, polish, and contour the surface of freshly placed restorative materials such as amalgam or composite. They help achieve a dense, glossy, and anatomically correct surface by refining margins and eliminating surface irregularities.

These are essential tooth extraction instruments used in oral and maxillofacial surgery to loosen, elevate, and remove teeth or root fragments from their sockets with minimal trauma to surrounding tissues.