#151 Extracting Forceps (V90-151)

•  A fundamental dental instrument specifically designed for extracting mandibular teeth

Uses

• Lower Arch Extractions: 

• Specifically engineered for the extraction of mandibular incisors, cuspids (canines), bicuspids (premolars), and roots

• Universal Mandibular Use: 

• Designed as a "universal" tool for use on both the left and right sides of the lower jaw

• Tooth Elevation: 

• Often used alongside dental elevators to lift and remove teeth from the alveolar bone with controlled force

Features

• Anatomical Beaks: 

• Features a Cryer-style beak geometry designed to fit precisely around the cervical portion (neck) of the tooth

• Material: 

• Forged from high-grade Japanese stainless steel

• Finish: 

• Typically features a satin or non-glare finish to reduce reflections from intense surgical lights

Benefits

• Precision and Control: 

• The beak design facilitates better subgingival access, allowing the clinician to grip the tooth deeper in the socket to reduce the risk of crown fracture

• Ergonomic Efficiency: 

• Designed with balanced handles to help reduce hand and wrist fatigue during demanding extractions

• Clinical Value: 

• Offers professional reliability at a utility price point, making it a staple for high-volume dental offices and clinics

• Durability: 

• Fully autoclavable and reusable; it is backed by a lifetime guarantee against defects in materials and workmanship