Fig 68A (Lower Roots)

Product Description

Fig. 68A Lower Roots Extraction Forceps is manufactured for professional dental applications involving the removal of lower dental roots and retained root portions. The instrument features the characteristic configuration of an English-pattern extraction forceps, combining a working jaw section with handles designed to provide the operator with controlled manipulation during dental extraction procedures.

The Fig. 68A pattern is widely cataloged as a Lower Roots extraction forceps. Multiple dental instrument catalogs independently identify Fig. 68A under this application, confirming its classification within English-pattern extraction forceps.

Its dedicated root-oriented design makes it a useful addition to a professional dental extraction instrument set. Root extraction can require careful positioning and controlled force, particularly when only a portion of the tooth remains accessible. A purpose-designed instrument can help the operator obtain an appropriate grip on the available root structure rather than relying on a general-purpose extraction forceps.

Key Features

• Designed specifically for lower root extraction applications
• English-pattern dental extraction forceps design
• Specialized working profile for engagement with lower roots
• Suitable for professional dental extraction procedures
• Designed for controlled handling and manipulation
• Appropriate addition to dental extraction forceps collections
• Manufactured for repeated professional clinical use when properly maintained
• Suitable for dental clinics, oral surgery environments, dental hospitals, and professional dental instrument sets
• Available as the recognized Fig. 68A pattern
• Can be supplied as part of a comprehensive range of English-pattern extraction forceps

Intended Use

The Fig. 68A Lower Roots Forceps is intended for use by appropriately trained dental professionals during procedures requiring extraction of accessible lower tooth roots or retained root structures.

The instrument should be selected according to the patient’s anatomy, the condition and accessibility of the remaining root, and the clinical technique being employed. Proper clinical assessment should always precede extraction.

Working Principle

Dental extraction forceps operate through controlled mechanical leverage. The working ends are positioned around the accessible tooth or root structure, allowing the clinician to apply controlled movements through the instrument handles.

For root extraction, correct positioning and engagement are particularly important. Fig. 68A is therefore intended to provide a dedicated instrument profile for lower-root applications. The clinician should use appropriate technique and avoid excessive or uncontrolled force.

Ergonomic Design

The handle configuration of an English-pattern extraction forceps is intended to provide the operator with a practical grip and controlled manipulation. During dental extraction, instrument balance and handle comfort can contribute to precise handling.

Fig. 68A is designed as a professional dental instrument in which the working portion, hinge, and handles function together as an integrated extraction tool.

The instrument should be selected and handled by trained professionals familiar with dental extraction procedures and the appropriate use of extraction forceps.

Instrument Construction

For professional dental applications, extraction forceps are commonly manufactured from durable surgical-grade stainless-steel materials or comparable medical-instrument materials. Depending on the manufacturer’s specification, material grade, surface finish, hardness, dimensions, and manufacturing process may vary.

Recommended product specification fields for your WordPress store should therefore be completed according to your actual manufacturing specification, including:

• Material: Stainless Steel / Surgical Grade Stainless Steel
• Pattern: English Pattern
• Instrument Type: Extraction Forceps
• Figure: 68A
• Application: Lower Roots
• Finish: As specified by manufacturer
• Length: As specified by manufacturer
• Working Jaw Dimensions: As specified by manufacturer
• Reusable: Yes, when supplied and maintained as a reusable surgical/dental instrument
• Sterilization: According to validated manufacturer instructions
• Packaging: According to customer or manufacturer requirements

Applications

Fig. 68A may be included in professional dental instrument sets for procedures involving:

• Extraction of accessible lower roots
• Removal of retained lower root portions
• Dental extraction procedures requiring a lower-root forceps
• General oral surgery instrument sets
• Dental clinic extraction trays
• Dental hospital instrument collections
• Oral and maxillofacial surgery instrument collections where appropriate
• Dental teaching and training environments

The exact clinical application should always be determined by a qualified dental professional based on the individual case.