Fig 151 Cryer Lower Teeth for Children – Pediatric Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

The Fig 151 Cryer Lower Teeth for Children is a pediatric dental extraction instrument intended for use during the removal of primary mandibular teeth when extraction is clinically indicated. Designed for professional dental environments, this instrument is intended to support controlled manipulation and access when treating younger patients.

Pediatric dental extractions require careful assessment, appropriate instrument selection, and gentle clinical technique. Instruments intended for children’s teeth can help dental professionals work within the limited space of a child’s oral cavity while maintaining suitable access to the treatment area. The Fig 151 model is intended for professional use by qualified dental practitioners who understand pediatric dental anatomy and extraction procedures.

Design and Function

The Fig 151 Cryer Lower Teeth for Children is identified for pediatric lower-tooth extraction applications. Its working design is intended to assist dental professionals in engaging the tooth during a clinically indicated extraction.

The instrument’s suitability for a particular tooth depends on the tooth’s anatomy, root structure, clinical condition, and the manufacturer’s specifications. Dental professionals should confirm that the instrument’s beak configuration and dimensions are appropriate for the intended procedure before use.

Key Features and Benefits

• Pediatric application: Intended for dental procedures involving children’s lower teeth.
• Professional dental instrument: Suitable for appropriately equipped pediatric and general dental practices.
• Controlled handling: Designed to support deliberate instrument positioning during extraction procedures.
• Clinical accessibility: Intended to assist access to the treatment area in pediatric dental settings.
• Reusable instrument potential: Reuse is appropriate only if the specific model is designated reusable by its manufacturer and can be processed according to its validated instructions.
• Professional instrument selection: Helps dental teams organize instruments according to the intended clinical application.

Applications

The Fig 151 Cryer Lower Teeth for Children may be considered for:

• Clinically indicated extraction of primary lower teeth in children.
• Pediatric dental treatment where an appropriate extraction forceps is required.
• Dental clinics providing children’s oral healthcare.
• Pediatric dentistry departments and professional dental practices.
• Dental instrument sets organized for pediatric extraction procedures.

Important: The precise tooth indications for this model should be confirmed with the manufacturer’s product documentation. The instrument should not be selected solely by its figure number or product name.

Material and Manufacturing Quality

The material, finish, dimensions, and manufacturing details of the Fig 151 Cryer Lower Teeth for Children should be confirmed from the supplier’s technical documentation. If the instrument is supplied as stainless steel, the manufacturer should specify the grade and its suitability for the intended clinical use.

A high-quality dental instrument should have an appropriate working profile, a secure and functional joint where applicable, a comfortable grip, and a finish that allows proper cleaning and inspection. The instrument should be free from visible defects, corrosion, excessive looseness, or damage before clinical use.