Fig. 79C (Lower Third Molars) – Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

The Fig. 79C Lower Third Molars Extraction Forceps is a specialized dental extraction instrument designed for professional use in the removal of lower third molars, commonly known as lower wisdom teeth. This instrument is part of the English-pattern range of dental extraction forceps and is specifically identified in dental instrument catalogs as Fig. 79C for lower third molars. The instrument is available with a serrated or retentive tip profile, designed to provide a secure engagement with the tooth during controlled extraction procedures.

Manufactured from stainless steel, Fig. 79C is intended for professional dental environments where durability, functional reliability, corrosion resistance, and appropriate sterilization compatibility are important considerations. Manufacturer documentation identifies the instrument as a reusable stainless-steel extraction forceps, while product references specifically associate Fig. 79C with lower third molar extraction.

The design of this forceps is intended to assist qualified dental professionals in achieving controlled tooth engagement during extraction procedures. Its specialized working ends are shaped for application to lower third molars, while the serrated or retentive surfaces can assist in maintaining contact with the tooth when the instrument is properly positioned.

Product Name

Fig. 79C (Lower Third Molars) Dental Extraction Forceps

Instrument Type

Dental Extraction Forceps

Figure / Pattern

Fig. 79C

Primary Application

Extraction of Lower Third Molars / Lower Wisdom Teeth

Tip Configuration

Serrated / Retentive Tips

Material

Stainless Steel

Intended Users

Qualified Dentists, Oral Surgeons, Dental Clinics, Hospitals, Dental Teaching Institutions, and Professional Dental Laboratories

Detailed Product Description

The Fig. 79C Lower Third Molars Forceps has been developed for dental professionals requiring a dedicated extraction instrument for lower wisdom teeth. Lower third molars can present particular anatomical and access considerations, and the use of an appropriately designed extraction forceps is an important part of an organized dental instrument setup.

The Fig. 79C pattern provides a purpose-specific configuration for lower third molar procedures. Catalog references from multiple dental instrument manufacturers identify Fig. 79C as a lower third molar extraction forceps, with versions described as having serrated tips.

The working ends are designed to engage the tooth securely when positioned correctly by a trained professional. The serrated or retentive profile is intended to assist with maintaining instrument-to-tooth contact during controlled manipulation. This design characteristic can be particularly useful when a firm grip is required during the extraction procedure.

The instrument’s overall construction is intended to provide a balance between functional control and durability. Stainless steel construction is widely used for reusable dental instruments because it can provide resistance to corrosion and allow the instrument to undergo appropriate cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization procedures according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions.