Lower Anterior Forceps Paediatric

Paediatric lower anterior forceps are smaller-sized dental extraction instruments designed specifically for removing lower front primary (deciduous) teeth in children. They feature narrow, straight beaks tailored to the delicate roots of paediatric anterior teeth, ensuring safe and gentle extractions. Key Features: Size: Smaller and lighter than adult forceps for paediatric use Beak Design: Straight, slim beaks for precise grip on lower anterior baby teeth Handle: Ergonomically shaped for comfortable handling in smaller mouths Material: Stainless steel; reusable and autoclavable Use: Suitable for extracting lower primary central and lateral incisors and canines Also Known As: Paediatric mandibular anterior forceps or Forceps No. 560 (varies by manufacturer)