Fig 222 Lower Third Molars Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

The Fig 222 Lower Third Molars Extraction Forceps is a specialized dental extraction instrument designed for professional dental practices and oral surgery settings. It is intended for use in the extraction of lower third molars, commonly known as lower wisdom teeth. Its specialized beak design is intended to help dental professionals achieve a controlled grip on the tooth during extraction procedures.

Designed for use by qualified dental professionals, this instrument is suitable for dental clinics, oral surgery departments, hospitals, and dental instrument supply facilities. Its functional design supports instrument handling, access to the posterior region of the lower jaw, and controlled application of force when used in accordance with appropriate clinical techniques.

Key Features

• Product Name: Fig 222 Lower Third Molars Extraction Forceps
• Instrument Type: Dental extraction forceps
• Intended Application: Extraction of lower third molars
• Clinical Field: Dentistry and oral surgery
• Instrument Design: Specialized beak configuration for posterior tooth engagement
• Handling: Designed for professional instrument control and manipulation
• Reusable Instrument: Subject to the manufacturer’s specifications and validated reprocessing instructions
• Target Users: Qualified dentists, oral surgeons, and trained dental professionals

Long Product Description

The Fig 222 Lower Third Molars Extraction Forceps is a dental instrument developed for use in procedures involving lower wisdom teeth. Lower third molars can present particular access and positioning challenges because of their location at the back of the mandible. An extraction forceps designed for this application can assist a trained dental professional in grasping the tooth and applying controlled movements during the extraction process.

The instrument’s working ends are intended to engage the tooth securely when correctly positioned. Appropriate instrument selection, careful assessment of the tooth’s anatomy, and correct clinical technique are essential for safe and effective use. The suitability of this particular pattern depends on the tooth’s position, eruption status, root anatomy, accessibility, and the clinical requirements of the individual patient.

The Fig 222 forceps is suitable for inclusion in professional dental extraction instrument sets. It can serve as part of the instrument inventory of general dental clinics, oral and maxillofacial surgery practices, hospitals, and dental training facilities where extraction instruments are selected according to established clinical protocols.

Instrument Design and Handling

A well-designed extraction forceps should provide the operator with a practical handle grip and working-end geometry appropriate to its intended application. The handles support manual manipulation, while the beaks are positioned to engage the tooth during the procedure. The exact dimensions, beak geometry, material grade, finish, and handle configuration of Fig 222 should be confirmed against the manufacturer’s specifications for the supplied model.

Clinical Applications

This instrument is intended for professional dental use in procedures involving lower third molars, where its design is clinically appropriate. Before use, the dental professional should evaluate the patient’s clinical condition, radiographic findings when indicated, tooth accessibility, and potential procedural risks. Not every lower wisdom tooth can be removed using forceps alone; surgical techniques or alternative instruments may be required depending on the clinical circumstances.

Material and Manufacturing Quality

The material composition and manufacturing characteristics should be verified from the supplier’s documentation. If the supplied instrument is manufactured from medical-grade stainless steel, the product listing may specify that material once confirmed. Corrosion resistance, surface finish, mechanical strength, and durability depend on the actual material, manufacturing process, maintenance, and reprocessing practices.

Cleaning, Sterilization, and Maintenance

Reusable dental instruments must be cleaned, inspected, packaged, sterilized, stored, and maintained according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and applicable infection-prevention requirements. Before each use, inspect the forceps for damage, corrosion, misalignment, loose components, or wear that could affect performance. Do not use an instrument that is damaged or fails inspection.

Product Specifications

Specification	Details
Product Name	Fig 222 Lower Third Molars Extraction Forceps
Product Category	Dental Instruments
Subcategory	Extraction Forceps
Instrument Pattern	Fig 222
Intended Tooth	Lower third molars
Primary Application	Professional dental extraction procedures
Material	Confirm with manufacturer
Overall Length	Confirm with supplier
Finish	Confirm with manufacturer
Reusable Status	Confirm product labeling and instructions
Sterilization Compatibility	Follow validated manufacturer instructions
Packaging	Confirm with supplier
Warranty	As specified by the seller