Fig 19 Upper Third Molars Extracting Forceps – English Pattern

Description

The Fig 19 Upper Third Molars Extracting Forceps – English Pattern is a specialized dental extraction instrument developed for use by qualified dental professionals during the removal of upper third molars. Its purpose-specific design supports access to posterior teeth and helps provide a firm, controlled grip during extraction procedures.

Manufactured with attention to functional design, handling, and durability, this instrument is a useful addition to a professional dental extraction instrument collection. Its carefully shaped working ends are intended to engage the tooth during extraction, while the handle design supports controlled manipulation by the dental practitioner.

Upper third molars can present access challenges because of their position at the back of the upper dental arch. The Fig 19 forceps is designed specifically for this tooth group, making it a suitable option for dental practices that require dedicated instruments for upper wisdom tooth extraction.

Key Features

• Product Type: Dental extracting forceps
• Figure Number: Fig 19
• Application: Upper third molar extraction
• Instrument Pattern: English Pattern
• Specialized Design: Intended for upper wisdom teeth
• Controlled Handling: Designed to support a secure grip and precise instrument manipulation
• Professional Use: Suitable for dental clinics, hospitals, and oral surgery practices
• Reusable Instrument: Reprocessing must follow the manufacturer’s instructions and the healthcare facility’s validated procedures

Applications

The Fig 19 Upper Third Molars Extracting Forceps may be used by qualified dental professionals for:

• Extraction of upper third molars (upper wisdom teeth).
• Selected oral surgical procedures involving upper wisdom teeth.
• Professional dental extraction procedures where this forceps pattern is appropriate.
• Dental instrument kits and professional dental surgery setups.

Product Specifications

Quality and Maintenance

For reliable performance and safe clinical use, inspect the forceps before each procedure for damage, corrosion, alignment issues, or worn working ends. Clean, dry, inspect, package, and sterilize the instrument according to its manufacturer’s validated instructions and applicable clinical infection-control requirements. Do not use a damaged instrument.