Fig 37 Lower Anterior and Roots Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

The Fig 37 Lower Anterior and Roots Extraction Forceps is a specialized dental extraction instrument designed for use in dental procedures involving lower anterior teeth and accessible tooth roots. Its functional design supports a controlled grip and helps dental professionals perform extraction procedures with appropriate handling and precision.

This instrument is suitable for professional dental clinics, hospitals, oral surgery departments, and dental practices that require dependable instruments for routine tooth extraction procedures. Its working beaks are designed to engage the tooth or root securely when used with the appropriate clinical technique.

The Fig 37 extraction forceps can be an important addition to a dental extraction instrument collection, offering a practical solution for clinicians who need an instrument intended for lower anterior teeth and root removal. Proper instrument selection, careful handling, and adherence to established clinical protocols are essential for safe and effective use.

Key Features

• Product Type: Dental extraction forceps
• Instrument Figure: Fig 37
• Designed Application: Lower anterior teeth and accessible roots
• Clinical Use: Tooth extraction procedures
• Working Design: Beaks intended to provide a controlled grip
• Handling: Designed for professional dental instrument handling
• Reusable Instrument: Subject to the manufacturer’s instructions and validated reprocessing requirements
• Intended Users: Qualified dental professionals
• Applications: Dental clinics, hospitals, and oral surgery practices

Detailed Product Description

The Fig 37 Lower Anterior and Roots Extraction Forceps is designed to assist dental professionals during selected extraction procedures involving lower anterior teeth and accessible roots. In dental practice, choosing a forceps appropriate to the tooth’s location, shape, and condition is an important part of instrument selection.

The instrument’s handle provides a gripping area for the clinician, while its working end is intended to engage the tooth or root during the extraction process. Appropriate instrument positioning and controlled application of force help the dental professional work according to the clinical requirements of each case.

This forceps is intended for professional use as part of a properly equipped dental practice. It may be considered for routine extraction instrument sets, dental treatment rooms, and clinical facilities where lower anterior extraction instruments are required.

Design and Handling

A practical handle and appropriately shaped working beaks are important characteristics of dental extraction forceps. These features help the clinician maintain control during positioning and manipulation. The correct forceps should always be selected according to the tooth involved, the accessibility of the root, the surrounding anatomy, and the practitioner’s assessment.

Clinical Applications

The Fig 37 forceps is intended for selected procedures involving lower anterior teeth and suitable accessible roots. The final choice of instrument should be made by a qualified dental professional after examining the tooth and surrounding tissues. Complex, fractured, deeply positioned, or otherwise difficult roots may require a different instrument or an alternative surgical approach.

Cleaning, Sterilization, and Maintenance

If supplied as a reusable instrument, the forceps must be cleaned, inspected, packaged, and sterilized in accordance with the manufacturer’s validated instructions and applicable clinical infection-control standards. Inspect the working beaks, hinge or joint where present, handle, and overall instrument condition before use. Instruments showing damage, corrosion, looseness, or impaired function should be removed from service until appropriately assessed.

Product Specifications

• Product Name: Fig 37 Lower Anterior and Roots Extraction Forceps
• Category: Dental Instruments
• Subcategory: Dental Extraction Forceps
• Instrument Type: Tooth extraction instrument
• Figure Number: 37
• Intended Application: Lower anterior teeth and accessible roots
• Material: Confirm with manufacturer
• Overall Length: Confirm with manufacturer
• Finish: Confirm with manufacturer
• Sterilization Compatibility: Follow manufacturer instructions
• Reusable or Disposable: Confirm from the supplied product documentation
• Packaging: Confirm with supplier