Fig 38 (Lower Incisors and Canines for Children)

Extracting Forceps Fig. 38 – Lower Incisors and Canines for Children

Sulzar International Extracting Forceps Fig. 38 is a specialized pediatric dental extraction instrument designed for professional use when treating the lower incisors and canines of children. The Fig. 38 pattern is recognized in dental instrument catalogues as a forceps intended specifically for lower mandibular incisors and canines in pediatric or deciduous dentition.

The instrument features a carefully designed working end intended to provide controlled engagement with the tooth during extraction procedures. The serrated tip helps provide a firm purchase on the tooth, supporting controlled handling by qualified dental professionals. Pediatric Fig. 38 forceps are commonly specified with serrated tips for this application.

Pediatric Dental Extraction Instrument

Children’s dental procedures require appropriately sized and shaped instruments. Fig. 38 Lower Incisors and Canines Forceps is designed around the anatomical requirements of the lower anterior teeth in pediatric patients. Its specialized beak configuration allows the instrument to be selected for lower incisors and canine teeth rather than using a general-purpose extraction forceps.

The design provides the dental professional with a practical instrument for controlled tooth engagement and manipulation during appropriate extraction procedures. The handle provides a secure working grip, while the articulated construction allows the beaks to be positioned around the tooth.

Premium Stainless Steel Construction

Sulzar International manufactures dental and surgical instruments with a focus on reliable construction and professional usability. Extracting Forceps Fig. 38 can be manufactured from high-quality stainless steel suitable for repeated professional use and appropriate sterilization procedures.

The stainless-steel construction provides important characteristics for dental instruments, including durability, resistance to corrosion when properly maintained, and suitability for cleaning and sterilization according to the instrument manufacturer’s instructions.

Serrated Working Tips

The working tips of Fig. 38 are designed with a serrated gripping surface. This feature is particularly associated with pediatric Fig. 38 forceps and helps the operator maintain controlled contact with the tooth during an extraction procedure.

The working ends should be properly matched to the tooth and clinical situation by a qualified dental professional. Proper instrument selection is important because tooth anatomy, patient age, tooth condition, and clinical access can vary from one procedure to another.

Ergonomic Handle Design

The handles are designed to provide a practical grip for dental professionals. A balanced forceps design can support controlled instrument positioning and manipulation during clinical procedures.

The textured handle area also helps provide secure handling when the instrument is being used by a trained professional. The overall construction combines the working beaks, joint, and handles into a reusable dental extraction instrument.

Applications

Extracting Forceps Fig. 38 is intended for professional dental applications involving:

• Lower incisors in children
• Lower canines in children
• Pediatric dental extraction procedures
• Deciduous lower anterior teeth
• Dental clinics
• Pediatric dental clinics
• Hospitals
• Dental teaching institutions
• Professional dental practices

The Fig. 38 designation is specifically associated with lower incisors and canines for children, making it suitable for dental professionals selecting instruments according to tooth location and patient requirements.

Designed for Professional Dental Use

This instrument is intended for use by qualified dental professionals who have appropriate training in dental extraction procedures. The correct technique, instrument selection, cleaning, sterilization, and maintenance should always follow applicable professional and manufacturer instructions.

Reusable Dental Instrument

With appropriate cleaning, inspection, maintenance, and sterilization, stainless-steel dental forceps can be used as reusable professional instruments. The instrument should be inspected regularly for proper joint movement, tip condition, surface damage, corrosion, or other signs that could affect performance.

Sulzar International Manufacturing

Sulzar International is a manufacturer and exporter of surgical, dental, and beauty instruments from Sialkot, Pakistan. We provide professional instrument manufacturing for international dental and surgical markets, with options for bulk orders, OEM manufacturing, private labeling, and customized requirements according to project specifications.

Our dental instrument range includes extracting forceps and other dental instruments designed for professional healthcare applications.