Fig. 73S (Lower Molars) – Hawk’s Bill English Pattern Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

Fig. 73S (Lower Molars) is a precision-designed Hawk’s Bill English Pattern Tooth Extraction Forceps intended for use in dental extraction procedures involving the lower molar region. The instrument features a comparatively small beak configuration, making it suitable for situations where controlled access and secure engagement of the tooth are important considerations.

Fig. 73S belongs to the established English Pattern range of dental extraction forceps and is specifically identified in professional dental instrument catalogs as a forceps for lower molars with small beaks.

The carefully formed working ends are designed to provide controlled contact around the crown and cervical area of an appropriately indicated lower molar, while the overall forceps configuration supports the controlled application of extraction forces by the dental professional. As with all dental extraction instruments, its selection and clinical use should be based on the individual tooth anatomy, periodontal condition, access, radiographic findings, and the clinician’s established extraction technique.

Product Name

Fig. 73S (Lower Molars) – Hawk’s Bill English Pattern Tooth Extraction Forceps

Instrument Type

Dental Extraction Forceps

Pattern

English Pattern

Design

Hawk’s Bill

Intended Application

Extraction of Lower Molars

Beak Configuration

Small Beaks

Product Classification

Lower Molar Extraction Instrument

Detailed Description

The Fig. 73S Lower Molar Extraction Forceps has been developed for dental professionals who require an extraction instrument specifically configured for lower molar applications. The Hawk’s Bill pattern is a recognized design within dental extraction instrumentation, while the smaller beak profile distinguishes the 73S configuration from standard lower-molar forceps.

Professional instrument references consistently classify Fig. 73S as a lower-molar extraction forceps with a small-beak configuration.

The working geometry is intended to facilitate access to the lower molar area and provide controlled engagement where a smaller beak profile is preferred. Proper adaptation of the beaks is essential to safe and effective extraction, and the instrument should be used only by appropriately trained dental professionals.

The instrument may be incorporated into routine dental extraction instrument sets, oral surgery setups, dental clinics, hospitals, teaching institutions, and professional dental practices where dedicated lower-molar extraction instrumentation is required.

Key Features

• Fig. 73S English Pattern configuration
• Hawk’s Bill design
• Specifically intended for lower molars
• Small-beak configuration
• Designed for controlled engagement of appropriately indicated lower molars
• Suitable for professional dental extraction procedures
• Practical design for use in dental surgical instrument sets
• Suitable for dental clinics, hospitals, dental colleges, and oral surgery practices
• Manufactured for repeated professional use when appropriately maintained and sterilized
• Available as an individual dental extraction instrument
• Suitable for inclusion in comprehensive dental extraction forceps collections