Fig 22 (Lower Molars) – Dental Extracting Forceps

Overview

The Fig 22 Lower Molars Extracting Forceps is a specialized dental extraction instrument designed for use on mandibular molars. Its functional design supports controlled tooth engagement and handling during routine dental extraction procedures performed by qualified dental professionals.

Designed for professional dental environments, this instrument combines a practical handle design with working beaks intended to engage the tooth securely. Its configuration helps the dental practitioner maintain control while performing extraction procedures according to the patient’s clinical needs.

Key Features

• Product Type: Dental Extracting Forceps
• Figure Number: Fig 22
• Application: Lower molar extraction
• Working End: Specially shaped beaks for molar engagement
• Handling: Designed for controlled gripping and manipulation
• Construction: Surgical-grade stainless steel, depending on the selected model
• Reusability: Reusable when supplied as a reusable instrument and processed according to its instructions for use
• Application Environment: Dental clinics, hospitals, and professional dental practices

Design and Functionality

The Fig 22 forceps features a working-end configuration intended for lower molars. Its handles allow the practitioner to apply controlled pressure and manipulate the instrument during extraction. The working beaks are designed to engage the tooth while supporting appropriate positioning and grip.

The instrument’s performance depends on correct selection, technique, tooth condition, and the specific manufacturer’s design. It should be used only by trained dental professionals.

Applications

The Fig 22 Lower Molars Extracting Forceps may be used by qualified dental practitioners for:

• Extraction of suitable lower molar teeth.
• Routine dental extraction procedures.
• Clinical use in dental hospitals and private practices.
• Inclusion in professional dental extraction instrument sets.

Material and Quality

The instrument may be manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, depending on the selected manufacturer and model. Material quality, finishing, corrosion resistance, and service life should be confirmed against the supplier’s specifications.

For safe reuse, follow the manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning, inspection, disinfection, sterilization, and storage. Confirm that the instrument is compatible with the intended reprocessing method before clinical use.