Fig 4 Extracting Forceps – Lower Incisors and Canines

Product Overview

The Fig 4 Extracting Forceps for Lower Incisors and Canines are specialized dental instruments designed for extracting lower anterior teeth, including mandibular central incisors, lateral incisors, and canines. Their working-end geometry is intended to provide access to the lower anterior region and support controlled gripping during tooth extraction.

Designed for professional dental use, these forceps offer a practical combination of functional design, handling comfort, and precision. They are suitable for dental professionals performing routine extraction procedures as part of appropriate clinical care.

Key Features

• Specialized Design: Intended for the extraction of lower incisors and canines.
• Angled Working End: Helps provide access to the mandibular anterior region.
• Purpose-Shaped Beaks: Designed to engage the tooth securely during extraction.
• Comfortable Handling: Handle design supports controlled instrument manipulation.
• Durable Construction: Available in dental-instrument-grade stainless steel, depending on the selected model.
• Reusable Instrument: Can be reprocessed according to the manufacturer’s validated cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization instructions, if designated reusable.

Product Specifications

• Product Name: Fig 4 Extracting Forceps
• Instrument Type: Dental Extraction Forceps
• Figure Number: Fig 4
• Application: Lower Incisors and Canines
• Dental Region: Mandibular Anterior Teeth
• Instrument Category: Oral Surgery and Dental Extraction Instruments
• Material: Stainless Steel (confirm with manufacturer)
• Finish: Manufacturer-dependent
• Sterilization: Follow the manufacturer’s validated instructions
• Packaging: As specified by the supplier

Applications

Fig 4 Extracting Forceps are intended for use by qualified dental professionals during extraction procedures involving lower anterior teeth. Appropriate case selection, clinical assessment, and correct instrument handling are essential for safe and effective use.

Quality and Maintenance

Inspect the forceps before each use for alignment, damage, corrosion, and proper function. Clean and sterilize the instrument according to the manufacturer’s instructions and applicable clinical protocols. Do not use damaged or defective instruments.