Dental forceps are habitual instruments in dental practice, as they are designed for exodontia or the extraction of teeth, a fairly common procedure. There are so many different types of dental forceps that it can sometimes be difficult to clarify the specific functions of each one and which to use in each case. There are forceps for front teeth, canines, premolars, molars; forceps for cordals; upper and lower forceps; forceps for roots or residual radicles, etc. and, if that weren't enough, their names don't always give us clues about their function. But don't worry, because we've come to tell you everything about dental forceps from start to finish. Follow this guide and become an expert!