Fig. 105 – Lower Incisors

English Pattern Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

Fig. 105 – Lower Incisors is a professionally designed English Pattern dental extraction forceps intended for the controlled extraction of lower incisor teeth. This instrument is part of the conventional range of dental extracting forceps used in oral and dental procedures where a secure grip, controlled manipulation, and appropriate access to the anterior mandibular region are required.

The Fig. 105 pattern is specifically catalogued for lower incisors, distinguishing it from other English Pattern extraction forceps designed for molars, canines, premolars, or roots.

Its functional design provides the dental professional with an appropriate instrument for engaging the crown of a lower incisor while allowing controlled application of extraction forces. The instrument is suitable for use in professional dental practices, oral surgery environments, dental hospitals, clinics, teaching institutions, and instrument sets where conventional extraction forceps are required.

Product Name

Fig. 105 – Lower Incisors Extraction Forceps

Instrument Type

Dental Extraction Forceps

Pattern

English Pattern

Intended Application

Designed for the extraction of lower incisor teeth.

Key Features

• Specifically designed for lower incisor extraction.
• English Pattern dental instrument design.
• Provides controlled handling during extraction procedures.
• Designed for secure tooth engagement.
• Suitable for professional dental and oral surgical environments.
• Manufactured for repeated clinical use when properly maintained and sterilized.
• Appropriate for inclusion in comprehensive dental extraction instrument sets.
• Available as part of a range of specialized English Pattern extraction forceps.

• Design and Functional Characteristics

  The Fig. 105 forceps incorporates a purpose-oriented design intended to facilitate access to the lower anterior teeth. The working ends are shaped for the anatomical requirements of lower incisors, while the handles provide the operator with a practical area for controlled manipulation.

  The instrument’s design is intended to support a secure grasp and controlled movement during tooth extraction. Proper instrument selection is important because extraction forceps are manufactured in different patterns according to tooth type and anatomical location.

  For this reason, Fig. 105 is categorized specifically for lower incisors, while other numbered patterns in the same instrument family are designated for different teeth and regions.