Fig. 99 Lower Molars Extracting Forceps

Professional Dental Extraction Instrument for Lower Molars

The Fig. 99 Lower Molars Extracting Forceps is a professionally designed dental extraction instrument intended for use during the removal of lower molar teeth. Manufactured for controlled dental extraction procedures, this forceps is part of the traditional English Pattern Extracting Forceps range and is specifically identified in dental instrument catalogs for lower-molar applications.

Designed with attention to functional geometry, handling comfort, jaw alignment, and dependable mechanical performance, the Fig. 99 forceps provides dental professionals with a practical instrument for procedures in which secure engagement and controlled manipulation of lower molars are required.

The instrument is particularly suited to professional dental practices, oral surgery departments, dental hospitals, teaching institutions, dental clinics, and medical instrument suppliers seeking a dependable lower-molar extraction forceps for their operative instrument collection.

Product Overview

The Fig. 99 Lower Molars Extracting Forceps is designed around the anatomical and procedural requirements associated with lower molar extraction. Its working ends are shaped to facilitate engagement with the tooth while the handles provide the operator with the leverage necessary for controlled manipulation.

The instrument belongs to the established family of English-pattern dental extraction forceps. Product catalogs from multiple dental-instrument manufacturers identify Fig. 99 specifically for lower molars, while some manufacturers list closely related Fig. 99¼ and Fig. 99½ configurations for lower-molar applications.

Its functional design makes it appropriate for use as part of a comprehensive dental extraction set where different forceps are selected according to tooth position, morphology, accessibility, and clinical requirements.

Intended Application

Fig. 99 is intended primarily for professional dental extraction procedures involving lower molars.

Lower molars can present different clinical challenges depending on their anatomical position, crown condition, root morphology, degree of eruption, surrounding tissue, and accessibility. For this reason, dental extraction procedures require instruments that correspond appropriately to the tooth being treated.

The Fig. 99 forceps is intended to provide an instrument option specifically associated with lower molar extraction. It should be selected and used by appropriately trained dental professionals according to the clinical circumstances of each individual case.

Key Product Features

• Product Type: Dental Extracting Forceps
• Figure: Fig. 99
• Application: Lower molars
• Instrument Pattern: English Pattern
• Instrument Category: Dental Extraction Instruments
• Working Purpose: Controlled extraction of lower molar teeth
• Professional Use: Dental clinics, hospitals, oral surgery departments and educational institutions
• Reusable Instrument: Suitable for appropriate cleaning, disinfection and sterilization procedures when supplied as a reusable stainless-steel instrument
• Ergonomic Handling: Designed for practical professional handling
• Precision Working Ends: Manufactured to provide controlled tooth engagement
• Professional Instrument Construction: Suitable for integration into standard dental extraction instrument sets