The Lower Molar Cowhorn Extraction Forceps Fig No 86A is a dental instrument used to extract lower molar teeth. It has a curved handle and two beaks that are shaped to fit snugly around the molar tooth. The beaks are also sharp, so they can easily cut through the periodontal ligament that holds the tooth in place.

This type of forceps is typically used for extracting impacted teeth, which are teeth that have not grown in properly and are trapped in the bone or gum tissue. It can also be used to extract teeth that are severely decayed or damaged.

The Lower Molar Cowhorn Extraction Forceps Fig No 86A is made of high-quality stainless steel, so it is durable and corrosion-resistant. It is also autoclavable, so it can be easily sterilized.

Features:

• Curved handle for comfortable grip and control
• Sharp beaks for easy cutting of the periodontal ligament
• Made of high-quality stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance
• Autoclavable for easy sterilization

Benefits:

• Safe and effective extraction of lower molar teeth
• Reduces the risk of complications, such as damage to the surrounding teeth and gums
• Durable and long-lasting instrument
• Easy to clean and sterilize

Instructions:

1. Place the beaks of the forceps around the molar tooth.
2. Apply gentle pressure to the handles to grasp the tooth.
3. Rotate the forceps gently to loosen the tooth from the bone and socket.
4. Once the tooth is loose, remove it from the mouth.

Cautions:

• The Lower Molar Cowhorn Extraction Forceps Fig No 86A should only be used by a qualified dental professional.
• Use care when extracting teeth, as excessive force can damage the surrounding teeth and gums.
• Keep the forceps clean and sterilized to prevent infection.