Fig 217 (Lower Molars) – Dental Extraction Forceps
Product Overview
Fig 217 Lower Molars Extraction Forceps is a professional dental instrument intended for use in tooth extraction procedures involving the lower molars. Designed for clinical dental practice, this instrument helps dental professionals grasp and manipulate molar teeth during extraction when clinically indicated.
The Fig 217 pattern is recognized as a lower molar extraction forceps design. Depending on the manufacturer’s pattern, its working beaks are shaped to engage the tooth securely and support controlled handling during the procedure. The instrument is a useful addition to dental extraction instrument collections and oral surgery setups.
Key Features
- Product Name: Fig 217 Lower Molar Extraction Forceps
- Instrument Type: Dental extraction forceps
- Primary Application: Extraction of lower molars
- Dental Arch: Mandibular (lower jaw)
- Working End: Tooth-grasping beaks designed for molar extraction
- Handle Design: Intended to provide a practical grip and instrument control
- Applications: Dental clinics, hospitals, and oral surgery practices
- Category: Dental Instruments / Extraction Forceps
Clinical Applications
Fig 217 extraction forceps are designed for use by qualified dental professionals during appropriate mandibular molar extraction procedures. They may be selected for cases involving lower molars based on the tooth’s condition, root anatomy, accessibility, and the clinician’s treatment plan.
The instrument’s working end is designed to help the clinician establish a controlled grip on the tooth. Proper instrument selection and technique are essential for minimizing unnecessary trauma to the surrounding soft tissue and supporting structures.
Design and Handling
A suitable lower molar extraction forceps should provide a stable connection between its handles, hinge, and working beaks. The design of the Fig 217 pattern supports tooth engagement and controlled application of force during clinical use.
For best performance, dental professionals should inspect the beaks and hinge before use, confirm that the instrument moves smoothly, and ensure that the instrument is compatible with the intended procedure. Exact dimensions, beak configuration, handle finish, and manufacturing material may vary by supplier.
Material and Construction
The material and finish depend on the manufacturer and the specific product supplied. If the instrument is made from surgical-grade stainless steel, it may offer durability, corrosion resistance, and suitability for repeated reprocessing when handled according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
Please confirm the actual material, length, finish, and sterilization compatibility against your product specifications before publishing these details as guaranteed features.
Cleaning, Disinfection, and Sterilization
Reusable dental extraction forceps must be cleaned, inspected, and sterilized according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and applicable infection-control guidelines.
Recommended general precautions include:
- Remove visible debris promptly after use.
- Clean the instrument using an approved method compatible with its material.
- Pay attention to the hinge and working beaks during cleaning.
- Inspect the instrument for corrosion, damage, looseness, or impaired movement.
- Sterilize using a validated cycle approved for the instrument.
- Store the processed instrument in appropriate conditions to maintain cleanliness.
Do not use an instrument that is damaged, defective, or unable to be properly reprocessed.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Fig 217 Lower Molar Extraction Forceps |
| Product Code / Pattern | Fig 217 |
| Instrument Category | Dental Surgical Instrument |
| Intended Teeth | Lower molars |
| Jaw | Mandibular |
| Instrument Type | Extraction forceps |
| Material | Confirm with manufacturer |
| Overall Length | Confirm with supplier |
| Finish | Confirm with supplier |
| Reusable / Disposable | Confirm product labeling |
| Sterilization Compatibility | Follow manufacturer instructions |
| Packaging | Confirm with supplier |
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