Lower incisor forceps (open beak)

A pediatric lower incisor (open beak) forceps is a dental medical instrument specially designed to extract children's lower incisors when they are loose and ready to fall out. This instrument helps to hold and extract teeth safely and effectively in children.

Design: The handle and the beak of the pliers are perpendicular to each other, the beak is bird-like, the beak is tapered, the beak has no knob, the two beaks are pressed together when squeezed. The handle has the advantage of being compact and lightweight, the length is suitable for both men and women to use. 

Function: Children's lower incisor forceps are used to hold and extract lower incisors when they are loose and ready to fall out. This tool helps to apply even pressure to the teeth and surrounding tissues to extract teeth without causing much damage to the surrounding bone and tissue, while minimizing the pain felt by children during tooth extraction.

Usage: When performing the process of extracting a child's lower incisor, the dentist or medical staff will hold the lower incisor extraction forceps and place them on the area of ​​the tooth that needs to be extracted. The doctor will clamp the tooth firmly and apply gentle pressure to extract the tooth accurately and safely for the child.