The Power Extraction Forceps – #22 Molar Pattern, 45° Cross-Arch – Lower Right / Upper Left was developed for molar extractions where traditional forceps positioning can reduce leverage, especially in posterior sites depending on access and mouth opening. Built around a modified #22 molar pattern, this Power Line design changes the working angle so the clinician can approach the tooth more effectively, engage with greater confidence, and rotate with more mechanical advantage.

Configured for lower right and upper left molars, this instrument features serrated inner beaks for stronger purchase, a precise angled working end, and an ergonomic handle with grip holes for stable control in hand. The result is a forceps pattern designed to help clinicians reach posterior molars more efficiently and extract with a more secure, controlled movement path.

Looking for the complete set? Explore the Power Extraction Forceps Kit – #22 Molar Pattern, 45° Cross-Arch, Set of 2 →, which includes both Lower Left / Upper Right and Lower Right / Upper Left configurations for full quadrant coverage.

KEY FEATURES

• 45° cross-arch design – Changes the approach angle to improve access and leverage in posterior molar extractions.
• Modified #22 molar pattern – Familiar clinical profile adapted for more controlled positioning and rotational force.
• Lower Right / Upper Left configuration – Designed specifically for efficient cross-arch access in these quadrants.
• Serrated inner beaks – Help create a stronger purchase and maintain a secure grip during engagement and rotation.
• Angled working end – Supports easier posterior reach and a more favorable working path.
• Ergonomic handle with grip holes – Provides stability in hand and confident control during extractions.