Fig. 86A (Lower Molars) Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

The Fig. 86A (Lower Molars) Dental Extraction Forceps is a specialized dental extraction instrument designed for the controlled removal of lower molar teeth during routine and surgical dental extraction procedures. The Fig. 86A pattern is widely identified within English-pattern extraction forceps ranges as an instrument intended for lower molars. Manufacturer catalogs also describe the 86A configuration for deep, lateral engagement of lower molars, making the pattern particularly suitable where secure access and controlled tooth engagement are required.

This precision dental instrument is designed with a carefully formed working end that allows the operator to obtain a firm hold on the tooth while applying controlled extraction movements. Its overall configuration is intended to provide appropriate access to the mandibular posterior region, where lower molars can present challenging anatomical and clinical conditions.

The Fig. 86A Lower Molar Extraction Forceps is suitable for professional dental practices, oral surgery departments, dental clinics, hospitals, teaching institutions, and dental instrument suppliers requiring dependable extraction instruments for mandibular molar procedures.

Product Name

Fig. 86A (Lower Molars) Dental Extraction Forceps

Instrument Category

Dental Extraction Instruments / Dental Forceps

Instrument Type

Lower Molar Extraction Forceps

Pattern

English Pattern – Fig. 86A

Intended Application

Extraction of Lower Molars

Primary Use

The Fig. 86A forceps is intended for professional dental use during extraction procedures involving lower molar teeth. It is designed to provide secure tooth engagement and controlled handling during the mobilization and removal of the tooth.

Design and Functional Characteristics

The Fig. 86A Lower Molar Forceps incorporates a purpose-designed working geometry intended to correspond with the anatomical characteristics of mandibular molars. The instrument’s beak configuration allows the clinician to engage the tooth appropriately and maintain controlled contact during extraction.

The design is particularly associated with deep and lateral gripping of lower molars, according to dental instrument catalogs describing the Fig. 86A pattern.

The instrument is therefore appropriate for situations in which conventional access to the crown may be limited or where the clinician requires an extraction forceps configuration designed specifically for mandibular molars.

Key Features

• Fig. 86A English-pattern design
• Specifically intended for lower molars
• Anatomically oriented working ends for mandibular molar engagement
• Designed for controlled tooth grasping during extraction
• Suitable for professional dental extraction procedures
• Appropriate for routine dental and oral surgical environments
• Manufactured according to the specifications of the selected instrument manufacturer
• Available in different manufacturing configurations depending on supplier and instrument series
• Suitable for use in dental clinics, hospitals, oral surgery practices, and dental training facilities
• Designed for professional handling and controlled extraction technique