Fig. 86B (Lower Molars) – English Pattern Dental Extraction Forceps

Professional Dental Extraction Instrument for Lower Molars

Fig. 86B (Lower Molars) is a professionally designed English Pattern Dental Extraction Forceps intended for the controlled extraction of mandibular molar teeth. This specialized dental instrument is designed to provide the dental professional with a secure grasp, dependable handling, and controlled mechanical leverage during tooth extraction procedures involving lower molars.

The Fig. 86B pattern is widely identified within dental instrument catalogs as a forceps designed specifically for lower molars, and the instrument is categorized as a tooth extraction forceps.

Its carefully formed working ends are intended to engage the anatomical structure of lower molars while the handle configuration provides the operator with appropriate control during clinical manipulation. The design is particularly suited to professional dental practices, oral surgery departments, dental clinics, hospitals, teaching institutions, and dental instrument distributors requiring dependable extraction instruments.

Product Overview

The Fig. 86B Lower Molars Extraction Forceps is manufactured as a dedicated mandibular molar extraction instrument. Its English-pattern configuration combines a practical handle design with appropriately shaped working beaks to facilitate secure engagement with the tooth during extraction.

Lower molars present particular anatomical and procedural considerations because of their generally substantial crown structure and multiple roots. Consequently, an extraction forceps intended for mandibular molars requires an appropriate working-end geometry and a handle that permits controlled application of force.

Fig. 86B is therefore intended to provide a practical instrument solution for dental professionals performing extraction procedures where a dedicated lower-molar forceps is required.

Intended Use

The primary intended use of Fig. 86B (Lower Molars) is the extraction of lower molar teeth in adult patients.

The instrument may be used in appropriate clinical circumstances for mandibular molar extraction when, following professional assessment, forceps extraction is indicated.

Typical applications may include:

• Extraction of mandibular molars
• Routine dental extraction procedures
• Surgical and non-surgical dental extraction settings, where clinically appropriate
• General dental practices
• Oral and maxillofacial surgery departments
• Hospital dental departments
• Dental teaching and training institutions
• Dental clinics and outpatient treatment facilities

The instrument should be selected and used only by appropriately trained dental professionals in accordance with accepted clinical procedures and the manufacturer’s instructions.