Fig 210 H (Upper Third Molars)

Fig 210 H (Upper Third Molars) – Dental Extraction Forceps

Overview

The Fig 210 H Upper Third Molars Dental Extraction Forceps is a specialized instrument intended for use in dental practices where upper third molar extraction procedures are performed. Upper third molars, or upper wisdom teeth, are located at the back of the upper dental arch and may present access challenges because of their posterior position and anatomical variation.

A purpose-designed extraction forceps can help a trained dental professional establish an appropriate grip on an accessible tooth and apply controlled force during a planned extraction. The Fig 210 H pattern is intended for upper third molars; users should verify the exact pattern, beak configuration, and compatibility with the intended procedure before purchasing or using the instrument.

Product Features

• Instrument type: Dental extraction forceps
• Pattern: Fig 210 H
• Intended application: Upper third molars (upper wisdom teeth)
• Professional use: Dental clinics, hospitals, and oral surgery settings
• Design purpose: Tooth engagement and controlled handling during extraction
• Reusable instrument: Only if the supplied model is specified and validated by its manufacturer for reuse and the applicable reprocessing requirements are followed
• Maintenance: Requires appropriate cleaning, inspection, and sterilization according to the manufacturer’s instructions

Clinical Applications

The Fig 210 H forceps may be considered for professional extraction procedures involving upper third molars when the instrument’s design is suitable for the patient’s anatomy and clinical circumstances. Upper wisdom teeth can vary in position, eruption status, root morphology, and accessibility. Instrument selection must therefore be based on clinical assessment rather than the figure number alone.

This instrument is intended for use by appropriately trained dental professionals. It is not a consumer dental tool and should not be used for self-extraction.

Design and Handling

Dental extraction forceps are designed to provide a secure hand-held grip and enable controlled application of force. The suitability of a particular pattern depends on its beak geometry, handle design, working access, and the tooth being treated. Confirm the actual construction and dimensions of Fig 210 H with the supplier before listing technical specifications or comparing it with other extraction forceps.

Material and Manufacturing

The material grade, surface finish, manufacturing process, and corrosion resistance should be confirmed from the manufacturer’s product documentation. If the supplied instrument is made from medical-grade stainless steel, list the exact grade only when supported by the supplier’s specifications. Do not assume a particular steel grade, coating, or finish without verification.

Cleaning, Sterilization, and Maintenance

Follow the manufacturer’s validated instructions for cleaning, inspection, packaging, sterilization, storage, and maintenance. Inspect the instrument before each use for damage, corrosion, misalignment, wear, or defects that could affect its performance. Reprocess reusable instruments according to the applicable clinical infection-prevention protocols.