Extraction Forceps, #22 Lower Molars
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| SKU | 142522 |
| Brand | INSTRUDENTAL |
| Type | Surgery |
| Category | Extraction Forceps |
| Tags | 1425-22 |
| Stock | ✓ In Stock |
DETAILS AND CARE
English-pattern forceps for extracting lower (mandibular) molars, left or right. Pointed buccal and lingual beaks fit into the tooth's bifurcation for a secure, targeted grip, with the visible hinge screw of true English-pattern forceps providing extra leverage during extraction.
- For extraction of lower molars, left or right
- Pointed beaks fit the tooth bifurcation for a secure grip
- English-pattern hinge for enhanced leverage
- Japanese-standard (JIS) SUS 410J1 stainless steel for long-term clinical use
FAQs
What is extraction forceps #22 used for?
It extracts lower (mandibular) molars, on either the left or right side, using pointed beaks that fit the tooth's bifurcation.
What's the difference between English pattern and other forceps patterns?
English pattern forceps have a visible hinge screw, giving extra leverage compared to some continental patterns — useful for more challenging extractions.
What material is this instrument made from?
It is manufactured from Japanese-standard (JIS) SUS 410J1 stainless steel, heat-treated for hardness and long service life, and withstands repeated autoclave sterilisation.
Commonly used alongside elevators and #73/#74 forceps for full lower arch extraction coverage.
Manufactured by InstruDental, UK specialists in dental hand instruments.
English-pattern forceps for extracting lower (mandibular) molars, left or right. Pointed buccal and lingual beaks fit into the tooth's bifurcation for a secure, targeted grip, with the visible hinge screw of true English-pattern forceps providing extra leverage during extraction.
- For extraction of lower molars, left or right
- Pointed beaks fit the tooth bifurcation for a secure grip
- English-pattern hinge for enhanced leverage
- Japanese-standard (JIS) SUS 410J1 stainless steel for long-term clinical use
FAQs
What is extraction forceps #22 used for?
It extracts lower (mandibular) molars, on either the left or right side, using pointed beaks that fit the tooth's bifurcation.
What's the difference between English pattern and other forceps patterns?
English pattern forceps have a visible hinge screw, giving extra leverage compared to some continental patterns — useful for more challenging extractions.
What material is this instrument made from?
It is manufactured from Japanese-standard (JIS) SUS 410J1 stainless steel, heat-treated for hardness and long service life, and withstands repeated autoclave sterilisation.
Commonly used alongside elevators and #73/#74 forceps for full lower arch extraction coverage.
Manufactured by InstruDental, UK specialists in dental hand instruments.
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