Dental Extracting Forceps Lower Fig 151 Jaw for Dental Tooth Extraction

Dental Extracting Forceps Lower Fig 151 Jaw for Dental Tooth Extraction

Designed specifically for lower tooth extraction procedures in general dental practice.
Figure 151 jaw configuration targets common lower anterior and premolar teeth.
Instrument geometry supports familiar grip on the tooth root during extraction.
Lower category design facilitates appropriate access and visibility within the mandible.
Standard forceps structure enables controlled leverage for efficient tooth removal.
Essential hand instrument for routine dental surgical extraction workflows and protocols.

Brand: surgivalley

$12.29 $13.50

(250 products available)

OEM & International Cross-Reference Equivalents

UNIVERSAL NOMENCLATURE EU MDR 2017/745 & US FDA GUDID Classification

EMDN (EUDAMED): L150301

DENTAL EXTRACTION TOOTH FORCEPS, REUSABLE

GMDN Code: 38612

Dental hand instrument, reusable

Manufacturer / Benchmark	Catalog Number (REF)	Specification Match
Innomed	`GD50-74`	Exact Pattern Match
Medline	`PF73192`	Exact Pattern Match

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SKU: 001010014

Categories: Lower

Tags: Forceps

Precision Lower Molar Extraction with Figure 151 Design

Efficiently manage lower molar extractions with the Dental Extracting Forceps Lower Fig 151 Jaw, engineered for familiar grip and controlled leverage. Designed specifically for the lower arch, this instrument addresses the challenge of accessing posterior teeth while maintaining stability during rotational and traction movements. The specialized jaw configuration conforms to typical lower molar anatomy, helping to minimize slippage and reduce the risk of crown fracture during complex procedures. By providing a reliable mechanical advantage, these forceps support smoother workflow in oral surgery and general dental practice, allowing clinicians to focus on precise tissue handling and patient comfort throughout the extraction process.

Use Cases

Extraction of lower molars requiring firm buccal and lingual grip
Application of controlled rotational force for single-rooted or fused-root lower teeth
Removal of retained roots in the mandibular arch where standard forceps may slip

Care & Handling

Clean thoroughly immediately after use to remove biological debris and prevent corrosion
Store in a dry, protected environment to maintain instrument integrity and readiness

General use; follow facility protocols.