Lower anterior teeth are narrow and closely packed, and Article NES-249 (Fig 151AS) addresses that with a split-beak design built to engage these smaller crowns without disturbing the neighboring teeth on either side.
- Split-beak design for narrow lower anterior teeth
- Reduces contact with adjacent crowns during extraction
- Serrated surface for a secure, non-slip grip
- Surgical-grade stainless steel, fully autoclavable
The split in the beak isn’t decorative; it lets each half of the jaw settle independently around the narrower anterior crown, distributing grip more precisely than a solid beak would in such a tight space. That precision reduces the risk of nicking or loosening an adjacent tooth during the procedure, a real concern in the crowded lower anterior region.
The handle keeps a comfortable, controlled grip through the finer movements this region demands. As part of a broader extracting forceps collection, this split-beak design fills a specific niche that general-purpose anterior forceps don’t always handle as cleanly.
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