Lower Premolars Forcep

Plasma Coated Stainless steel instruments. Manufactured Using Best Medical Grade Stainless Steel. Five Year Warranty* On Rusting Of Instruments. Allow for Pleasant And Precisive Instrumentation

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The lower premolars forcep from Skyloc Dentec helps you extract premolars in the lower jaw. Its beaks fit the narrow neck of these single rooted teeth. As a result, you get a close and secure grip right at the cervical line.


Dentists use it for routine extractions, including orthodontic cases where premolars need removal. The handles give you good leverage for slow rotation and gentle pressure. Moreover, the beak angle keeps your view of the tooth clear. That way, you can work with steady control from start to finish.


Key Benefits of the Lower Premolars Forcep


Quality starts with the metal. That is why we craft each lower premolars forcep from medical grade stainless steel. We then finish it with a plasma coat for strong rust resistance. Also, a five year warranty* on rusting covers the product, which gives you real peace of mind.


Made for Daily Clinical Use


Busy clinics need tools that work the same way every day. Therefore, the steel body holds its shape through daily use and repeated sterilization. The grip feels secure, even in gloved hands. Besides, the even surface lets you clean and inspect the tool quickly.


How to Clean and Store It


First, wipe off blood and tissue soon after the procedure. Next, wash the tool in warm water with a mild detergent, or use an ultrasonic bath. Then dry it fully before you pack it. You can sterilize it in a standard steam autoclave. Lastly, keep it in a closed cassette to avoid knocks and scratches.


To order, simply tap the WhatsApp button above and tell us what you need. For more choices, browse our stainless steel plasma instruments collection. Our team will help you with pricing, bulk supply and dispatch. We can also help you plan a complete instrument set for your clinic.


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