EXTRACTING FORCEPS AMERICAN PATTERN (LOWER TEETH, FOR CHILDREN) #151 CRYER

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The Cryer #151 is a specialized pediatric dental extraction forceps designed in the American pattern for the removal of lower primary (baby) teeth in children. It is a smaller, more delicate version of its adult counterparts, engineered to fit the smaller anatomy of a child's mandibular arch. The forceps feature appropriately sized and curved beaks to safely engage primary tooth roots, providing the necessary control and minimal force for atraumatic extractions in pediatric dentistry.

Article	Size	Quantity	Color
BTEF1-347	151 CRYER

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Pediatric Tooth Extraction: Primary instrument for the atraumatic removal of lower primary teeth (baby teeth) in children.
Dental Space Management: Used in procedures where primary tooth extraction is required for orthodontic or preventive reasons.
Pediatric Oral Surgery: A standard instrument in pediatric dental clinics and operating rooms for surgical exodontia of primary teeth.
General Dentistry for Children: Essential for managing dental caries or trauma in primary dentition.

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