Fig 91 For Separating Lower Molars – English Pattern Dental Extracting Forceps

Product Overview

Fig 91 For Separating Lower Molars is a specialized dental extracting forceps designed for professional dental applications involving the separation and management of lower molar teeth. This instrument belongs to the English Pattern Extracting Forceps range and is specifically identified in dental instrument catalogs as Fig. 91 – For Separating Lower Molars. Manufacturer catalogs commonly associate this pattern with item/model 1087.

The instrument is designed for use by qualified dental professionals during appropriate tooth extraction and oral surgical procedures where controlled handling and separation of lower molar structures are required. Its dedicated configuration distinguishes it from conventional lower-molar extraction forceps and makes it a useful addition to professional dental extraction instrument sets.

With its purpose-specific design, balanced construction, and functional working profile, Fig 91 For Separating Lower Molars is suitable for dental clinics, oral surgery practices, hospitals, dental teaching institutions, and professional dental instrument sets where dependable extraction instrumentation is required.

Product Name

Fig 91 For Separating Lower Molars

Instrument Type

Dental Extracting Forceps

Pattern

English Pattern

Recommended Application

For Separating Lower Molars

Reference / Model

Fig. 91 / 1087

Manufacturer and catalog references consistently identify Fig. 91 as an English-pattern extracting forceps intended for separating lower molars.

Detailed Product Description

The Fig 91 For Separating Lower Molars is a purpose-designed dental forceps intended to assist qualified practitioners in the controlled manipulation and separation of lower molar teeth during extraction procedures. Lower molars can present particular challenges during extraction because of their anatomical position, root configuration, surrounding structures, and the amount of access available to the clinician. For this reason, specialized extraction instruments are used to provide appropriate engagement and controlled handling.

Fig. 91 is specifically cataloged as a forceps for separating lower molars, making it distinct within the English Pattern range of dental extracting forceps. Dental catalogs place it alongside other specialized extraction patterns, including forceps intended for lower molars, upper molars, roots, premolars, and other tooth groups.

The design is intended to support professional dental procedures where a dedicated instrument for lower-molar separation is required. Its specialized working configuration allows the dental practitioner to select an instrument corresponding to the intended clinical application rather than relying on a general-purpose forceps.

This makes Fig 91 For Separating Lower Molars a valuable instrument for properly equipped dental practices and professional extraction instrument collections.

Key Features

1. Specialized Lower Molar Application

Fig. 91 is specifically designated for separating lower molars, providing a purpose-specific option within a professional dental extraction instrument collection.

2. English Pattern Design

The instrument is manufactured according to the English Pattern configuration used for dental extracting forceps. Catalogs identify Fig. 91 within their English Pattern Extracting Forceps sections.

3. Professional Dental Instrument

This forceps is intended for professional dental environments, including dental clinics, hospitals, oral surgery practices, dental laboratories associated with clinical services, and educational or training institutions.

4. Purpose-Specific Working Profile

Unlike a general extraction forceps, Fig. 91 is identified for a particular application involving lower molars. This specialized designation assists dental professionals in selecting the appropriate instrument for the procedure being performed.

5. Controlled Instrument Handling

The forceps configuration is intended to provide the practitioner with controlled handling during appropriate dental procedures. Proper instrument selection and technique remain essential for safe and effective clinical use.

6. Suitable for Professional Instrument Sets

Fig. 91 can be included in comprehensive dental extraction sets, oral surgery instrument sets, general dental surgery collections, and professional lower-molar extraction instrument ranges.