Fig. 151AS Serrated Beak Lower Anterior Split Beaks

Product Overview

The Fig. 151AS Serrated Beak Lower Anterior Split Beaks is a precision-manufactured American Pattern tooth extracting forceps designed for controlled extraction procedures involving lower anterior teeth, canines, premolars, and suitable root structures. The instrument features serrated split beaks, providing a secure and controlled grip on the tooth while supporting efficient manipulation during extraction procedures.

The Fig. 151AS configuration is widely catalogued as an American Pattern extraction forceps for lower incisors, canines, premolars, and roots, with the split-beak design providing a distinctive working profile for clinical applications.

Designed with the requirements of modern dental practice in mind, this extraction forceps combines a practical anatomical form with durable construction, precise jaw alignment, and a serrated gripping surface. Its split-beak configuration allows the operator to establish a stable purchase around appropriate tooth structures while maintaining tactile control throughout the procedure.

Key Features

• Product: Fig. 151AS Serrated Beak Lower Anterior Split Beaks
• Instrument Type: Tooth Extracting Forceps
• Pattern: American Pattern
• Design: Split Beaks
• Beak Surface: Serrated
• Primary Application: Lower anterior teeth and selected root structures
• Suitable Teeth: Lower incisors, canines, premolars, and roots
• Construction: Precision-manufactured surgical-grade instrument
• Working Profile: Designed for controlled tooth engagement and extraction
• Reusable Instrument: Suitable for appropriate cleaning, disinfection, sterilization, and maintenance procedures
• Professional Use: Dental clinics, oral surgery practices, dental hospitals, and professional training environments

Detailed Product Description

The Fig. 151AS Serrated Beak Lower Anterior Split Beaks is a specialized dental extraction instrument developed for clinicians who require dependable handling and secure tooth engagement during extraction procedures. Its American Pattern configuration provides the familiar forceps geometry used in a wide range of dental extraction applications.

The instrument incorporates serrated split beaks, an important feature of the Fig. 151AS design. The serrated working surfaces are intended to improve purchase on suitable tooth surfaces, while the split-beak configuration provides a distinctive jaw arrangement for engaging lower anterior teeth, canines, premolars, and selected roots. Manufacturer catalogs specifically describe Fig. 151AS for lower incisors, canines, premolars, and roots with split beaks.

The carefully formed beaks are designed to approach the tooth as closely as clinically appropriate while allowing the dental professional to maintain controlled manipulation. The handles provide a practical gripping area for applying the necessary controlled extraction forces according to the clinical situation.

The Fig. 151AS is particularly useful when an extraction procedure requires an instrument with a serrated gripping profile and split-beak configuration rather than a conventional parallel-beak design. Its configuration distinguishes it from the Fig. 151A, which is catalogued with parallel beaks.