Fig 151 SK (Lower Anterior and Roots) – Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

The Fig 151 SK Lower Anterior and Roots Dental Extraction Forceps is a specialized dental extraction instrument designed for use in procedures involving lower anterior teeth and roots. Its lower-jaw configuration helps dental professionals access and grip the targeted tooth during extraction.

The Fig 151 pattern is commonly associated with lower incisors, canines, premolars, and roots. The SK designation identifies a particular instrument variant, so the exact beak configuration and finish should be confirmed against the manufacturer’s specifications.

Designed for professional dental use, this instrument is a practical addition to dental extraction instrument sets used in general dentistry and oral surgery.

Key Features

• Product Pattern: Fig 151 SK
• Instrument Type: Dental extraction forceps
• Primary Application: Lower anterior teeth and roots
• Specialized Design: Configured for lower-jaw access
• Controlled Handling: Designed to support a secure grip during extraction
• Professional Use: Suitable for dental clinics, hospitals, and oral surgery practices
• Reusable Instrument: Reusable if supplied as a reusable model and processed according to the manufacturer’s instructions
• Maintenance: Requires appropriate cleaning, inspection, and sterilization according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions

Applications and Uses

Fig 151 SK Dental Extraction Forceps may be used by qualified dental professionals for:

• Extraction of lower anterior teeth, including incisors and canines
• Removal of suitable lower tooth roots
• Selected lower premolar extraction procedures, where the beak design is appropriate
• Routine dental extraction procedures in clinical settings
• Inclusion in professional dental extraction instrument kits

The clinician should select the appropriate forceps based on tooth anatomy, root condition, access, and the requirements of the procedure.

Design and Handling

The instrument’s lower-jaw pattern is intended to help the operator position the beaks around the target tooth or root. Proper placement and controlled application of force are important for effective use. The instrument should be inspected before each procedure to ensure the beaks align correctly and the joint operates smoothly.

Material and Construction

The material and finish should be confirmed with the manufacturer or supplier before publication. If the instrument is manufactured from surgical stainless steel, its maintenance and sterilization must follow the supplied instructions for use.

Cleaning, Care, and Sterilization

1. Remove visible debris after use according to the facility’s instrument-processing protocol.
2. Clean using a validated method compatible with the instrument.
3. Inspect the beaks, joint, handles, and overall condition for wear or damage.
4. Package and sterilize using the manufacturer’s validated cycle.
5. Store in a clean, dry environment after processing.