Extracting Forceps English Pattern Fig 86A – Lower Molars

Extracting Forceps English Pattern Fig. 86A, commonly known as the “Cowhorn” forceps, is an essential tool for difficult mandibular molar extractions. Its unique beak geometry is designed to penetrate the bifurcation of the lower molar roots. As the handles are squeezed, the pointed beaks act as a wedge, facilitating the elevation of the tooth from the socket with minimal effort. At Dentstar International, we ensure every Fig. 86A is hand-finished in Sialkot for maximum sharpness and hinge precision.

Key Features & Clinical Benefits

• Pointed Cowhorn Beaks: Specifically engineered to fit into the bifurcation of mandibular molars, providing a unique mechanical advantage during luxation.

• Superior Root Engagement: The sharp tips ensure a deep, secure grip on the tooth, making it ideal for molars where the crown is severely decayed or compromised.

• High-Grade German Steel: Constructed from premium, corrosion-resistant surgical stainless steel that maintains its structural integrity through repeated high-heat sterilization.

• Ergonomic Hawk’s Bill Handle: The 90-degree beak-to-handle orientation provides the necessary visibility and leverage required for posterior mandibular procedures.

• Atraumatic Extraction: By utilizing the wedge principle, the Fig. 86A reduces the need for excessive force, protecting the surrounding alveolar bone.

Technical Specifications

• Pattern: English Pattern Fig. 86A (Cowhorn)

• Application: Mandibular Molars (Bifurcated Roots)

• Material: Surgical Grade Stainless Steel

• Finish: Satin / Anti-Glare

• Maintenance: 100% Reusable and fully autoclavable

• Compliance: ISO 13485 and CE Compliant manufacturing