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The proper placement of a lower universal extraction forceps for the removal of tooth 4.6 involves placing the beaks of the forceps
as far apically on the tooth root as possible and applying apical pressure during luxation.
on the lingual and buccal enamel of the crown and applying apical pressure during luxation
at the cementoenamel junction of the tooth and gently pulling upward during luxation
as far apically on the tooth root as possible and gently pulling upward during luxation
at the cementoenamel junction of the tooth and applying a rotational force during luxation
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