Fig. 75 Lower Premolars Extraction Forceps

Professional Dental Extraction Instrument for Lower Premolars and Bicuspids

Fig. 75 Lower Premolars Extraction Forceps is a professionally designed dental extraction instrument intended primarily for the controlled removal of mandibular premolar teeth, commonly referred to as lower bicuspids. It is manufactured in the traditional English Pattern and is designed to provide the dental professional with a practical combination of secure tooth engagement, controlled handling, and reliable mechanical performance during routine extraction procedures.

Fig. 75 is widely catalogued as a forceps for lower premolars/bicuspids, with product specifications from different manufacturers also describing certain Fig. 75 configurations for lower anterior teeth.

Designed with carefully formed working jaws and a comfortable handle configuration, this instrument supports controlled manipulation during tooth extraction. The jaws are intended to establish a firm grip around the accessible tooth structure, while the balanced design assists the operator in maintaining appropriate control throughout the procedure.

The instrument is particularly suitable for dental clinics, oral surgery departments, dental teaching institutions, dental hospitals, professional dental instrument sets, and surgical instrument suppliers requiring a dedicated forceps for mandibular premolar extraction.

Product Overview

The Fig. 75 Lower Premolars Extraction Forceps belongs to the family of tooth extraction forceps used for the removal of teeth from the lower arch. Its principal indication is the extraction of mandibular premolars or bicuspids.

The instrument is commonly identified in dental catalogues as:

• Fig. 75
• No. 75
• Lower Premolar Extraction Forceps
• Lower Premolars/Bicuspids Forceps
• English Pattern Fig. 75 Forceps
• Mandibular Premolar Extraction Forceps
• Dental Tooth Extraction Forceps Fig. 75

Dental instrument catalogues specifically list Fig. 75 for lower premolars, while some manufacturers describe the instrument as suitable for lower premolars and canines or lower incisors and premolars depending on the particular pattern and jaw configuration.

Main Application

The primary application of Fig. 75 is the controlled extraction of lower premolar teeth.

Mandibular premolars are located between the canine and molar regions of the lower dental arch. Because tooth morphology, crown condition, root configuration, periodontal attachment, surrounding bone, and clinical circumstances can vary considerably, the appropriate extraction instrument should be selected by a qualified dental professional according to the individual clinical situation.

Fig. 75 provides a dedicated forceps configuration for the lower premolar region and can be incorporated into a comprehensive dental extraction instrument set.