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Dental Extraction Forceps No. 86B Cowhorns - Lower Molars

DENTIFY® Dental Extracting Forceps No. 86B are designed for Lower Molars

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SKU
DEE-4104

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DENTIFY® Dental Extraction Forceps 86B - Cowhorn - Lower Molars

DENTIFY® English Extracting Forceps No. 86B are used for the extraction of mandibular (lower) molars with severely decayed or missing crowns. Cowhorn design with pointed, tapered beaks, this pattern functions by sliding deep into the root bifurcation below the gumline. The 86B variant features a moderately modified, balanced beak curvature, making it an excellent all-around choice for a wide variety of lower molar anatomies and standard clinical presentations.

Traditional English-pattern design provides excellent control, balanced handling, and a secure grip during extractions. 

The knurled handle enhances grip and provides optimal control. Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel, they offer durability, corrosion resistance, and consistent clinical performance.


Key Features of Extraction Forceps No. 86B

Cowhorn Design: Intermediate, balanced beak curvature optimized for universal lower molar bifurcation engagement.

Biomechanical Elevation: Pointed beaks wedge into the root division, lifting carious or broken-down teeth safely from the socket.

Traditional English-Pattern: Delivers balanced weight distribution and heavy-duty physical force transfer.

Premium Construction: Crafted from medical-grade stainless steel for high corrosion resistance and long-lasting durability.

Knurled Handle: High-friction textured surface ensures a confident grip and reduces hand fatigue.

Atraumatic Precision: Minimizes stress on surrounding bone structures by concentrating lifting forces within the bifurcation zone.


Clinical Uses of Extracting Forceps No. 86B

General Multi-Root Mandibular Elevation: The No. 86B serves as the universal instrument when the clinical anatomy falls right in the middle of standard presentations. It is used interchangeably for both lower first and second molars where the crown has completely sheared off at the gumline due to extensive caries.


Sterilization

Fully compatible with standard sterilization procedures.


Difference between Extracting Forceps No. 86A, 86B, and 86C

No. 86A: Features a less curved, straighter beak alignment compared to the 86C. It provides excellent direct linear force application and is ideal for first and second lower molars where standard posterior access is available.  

No. 86B: Features a moderately modified beak angle profile, offering a balanced intermediate curve that serves as a versatile option for general mandibular molar root bifurcations.

No. 86C: Features a more pronounced, deeply curved beak architecture. This sharper curvature allows the instrument to wrap around more tightly, optimizing access to difficult posterior spaces, such as crowded lower second molars or partially impacted lower third molars.

 

 

Name

Extracting Forceps 86B - Lower Molars

Figure/Pattern

86B (Fig. 86B or #86B) 

Category

Dental Instruments

Sub-Category

Extracting Forceps

Usage

Lower Molars

Material

Surgical-grade stainless steel

Handle Type

Knurled Handle

Joint Type

Box Joint

Beak Type

Open Beak with Pointed Ends

Rust Prevention Procedure

Passivation

Finish

Mirror

Usage

Left Hand or Right Hand

Tests Performed

Boil Test, Performance Test, Shape Test

Packing

Individually Packed

CE Marking

Yes

Autoclavable/Reusable

Yes

Ultrasonic Cleaned

Yes

QC Passed

Yes

ARTG#

514670

 

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