Fig 29 S (Lower Teeth for Children) – Pediatric Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

The Fig 29 S (Lower Teeth for Children) Dental Extraction Forceps is a pediatric-pattern instrument intended for dental professionals performing extraction procedures on lower teeth in children. Its specialized design is intended to accommodate the anatomical and access requirements of pediatric dentistry, where appropriately sized instruments are important for effective handling and clinical control.

Pediatric dental instruments are designed with the smaller oral cavity and tooth anatomy of children in mind. Selecting an appropriately sized extraction forceps can help dental professionals obtain suitable access and positioning during a procedure. The instrument should always be selected according to the tooth involved, the patient’s clinical condition, and the manufacturer’s specifications.

Design and Construction

Fig 29 S is identified as a children’s lower-teeth extraction forceps in the American-pattern dental instrument range. The instrument’s working ends, handle configuration, and overall dimensions should be verified against the manufacturer’s catalogue before publication of exact technical specifications.

A properly manufactured pediatric extraction forceps should provide a secure grip, suitable instrument balance, and dependable handling during professional dental procedures. The working ends should be inspected for alignment, surface condition, and appropriate adaptation to the intended tooth.

Key Benefits

• Pediatric application: Intended for dental extraction procedures involving lower teeth in children.
• Child-oriented instrument pattern: Designed for the access requirements associated with pediatric dental care.
• Professional handling: Supports controlled positioning and manipulation by trained dental professionals.
• Clinical versatility: Appropriate for inclusion in pediatric dental extraction instrument collections.
• Dental practice use: Suitable for professional dental clinics, hospitals, and dental surgical departments.
• Instrument maintenance: Reusable only if the supplied model is specified by its manufacturer as reusable and compatible with validated cleaning and sterilization procedures.

Applications

Fig 29 S may be considered for professional pediatric dental extraction procedures involving lower teeth, subject to confirmation of the precise tooth indications in the manufacturer’s catalogue. The dentist must confirm the correct forceps pattern for the particular tooth and procedure before use.

Quality and Safety

The instrument should be manufactured from materials appropriate for its intended clinical application. Stainless steel construction is common among reusable dental extraction instruments, but the material grade and finish for this particular product must be confirmed by the supplier.

Before each use, inspect the forceps for damaged tips, misalignment, corrosion, loose joints, or other defects. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning, disinfection, sterilization, inspection, and storage. Use only under the supervision of appropriately trained dental professionals.

4. Product Specifications

• Product Name: Fig 29 S Pediatric Dental Extraction Forceps
• Figure Number: Fig 29 S
• Instrument Category: Dental extraction forceps
• Pattern: American pattern
• Intended Patient Group: Children
• Intended Application: Lower teeth, as specified in the product name
• Material: Confirm with manufacturer
• Finish: Confirm with manufacturer
• Overall Length: Confirm with manufacturer
• Sterilization Compatibility: Follow manufacturer instructions
• Packaging: Confirm with supplier
• Availability: Subject to stock
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• Country of Origin: Add verified country of origin