Fig 13 Extracting Forceps for Lower Premolars

Product Overview

The Fig 13 Extracting Forceps for Lower Premolars is a specialized dental extraction instrument designed primarily for the removal of lower premolar teeth. Its functional jaw design helps the dental professional obtain a secure grip on the tooth during extraction, while its ergonomic handles support comfortable handling and controlled application of force.

Manufactured for professional dental use, these forceps are suitable for routine extraction procedures when selected according to the tooth anatomy and the clinician’s preferred instrument pattern.

Key Features

• Product Name: Fig 13 Lower Premolars Extracting Forceps
• Instrument Type: Dental Tooth Extraction Forceps
• Figure Number: Fig 13
• Primary Application: Extraction of lower premolar teeth
• Jaw Design: Anatomically shaped beaks for tooth engagement
• Grip: Designed for stable handling and instrument control
• Material: Stainless steel, subject to the selected model specifications
• Reusable Design: Suitable for reuse when properly cleaned, inspected, and sterilized according to the manufacturer’s instructions
• Application Environment: Dental clinics, hospitals, and oral surgery practices

Design and Performance

Fig 13 extraction forceps are designed to provide practical access to the mandibular premolar region. The beaks are shaped to engage the tooth securely, while the handles provide leverage for controlled manipulation by a trained dental professional.

The instrument’s balanced construction and functional design make it a useful addition to a dental extraction instrument collection. Proper selection and technique are essential for minimizing unnecessary trauma to the surrounding tissues.

Applications

Fig 13 Lower Premolars Extracting Forceps are primarily intended for:

• Extraction of mandibular first premolars
• Extraction of mandibular second premolars
• Routine dental extraction procedures involving suitable lower premolar teeth

Important: Confirm the exact jaw pattern and intended application with the manufacturer’s catalogue before use, as forceps numbering and indications may vary between manufacturers.

Material and Maintenance

Stainless-steel construction is commonly used for reusable dental extraction forceps because of its durability and suitability for validated instrument reprocessing.

For safe and effective use:

• Clean the instrument after each procedure according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Inspect the jaws, hinge, and handles for wear or damage.
• Sterilize using the validated procedure recommended for the specific instrument.
• Store the instrument in a clean, dry environment after processing.

The instrument should be supplied non-sterile unless the manufacturer explicitly specifies otherwise.