Fig. 79N (Lower Third Molars) – Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

Fig. 79N Lower Third Molars Extraction Forceps is a professionally designed dental extraction instrument developed specifically for the controlled extraction of lower third molars, commonly known as lower wisdom teeth. The Fig. 79N pattern is recognized within dental instrumentation for applications involving lower third molars and is commonly supplied as a deep-reaching or deep-gripping extraction forceps.

Designed with a specialized working-end configuration, the Fig. 79N provides the dental professional with controlled access and secure engagement of the tooth during extraction procedures. Its elongated working profile and appropriately shaped beaks are intended to facilitate access to posterior areas of the lower dental arch where conventional extraction forceps may provide limited access.

The instrument is suitable for use in professional dental clinics, oral surgery departments, dental hospitals, teaching institutions, dental laboratories, surgical centers, and other healthcare environments where high-quality dental extraction instruments are required.

The Fig. 79N Lower Third Molars Forceps forms an important part of a comprehensive dental extraction instrument range and is particularly associated with lower wisdom tooth extraction. Catalog references from multiple dental instrument manufacturers identify the Fig. 79N specifically for lower third molars or lower wisdom teeth.

Product Name

Fig. 79N – Lower Third Molars Extraction Forceps

Instrument Category

Dental Extraction Forceps

Instrument Type

Lower Third Molar / Lower Wisdom Tooth Extraction Forceps

Pattern

English Pattern / Fig. 79N

Primary Application

Extraction of Lower Third Molars

Common Clinical Description

Lower Wisdom Teeth Extraction Forceps

Detailed Product Description

The Fig. 79N Lower Third Molars Extraction Forceps is engineered to provide the dental professional with a suitable combination of reach, control, stability, and working access during lower third molar extraction procedures.

Lower third molars can present particular access challenges because of their location at the posterior end of the mandibular dental arch. Depending upon eruption status, tooth position, crown morphology, root configuration, surrounding bone, and available operating space, specialized extraction instruments may be required. The Fig. 79N pattern is designed for this specific category of dental application.

Its working jaws are positioned and shaped to facilitate engagement of the lower third molar while the extended configuration assists the operator in reaching posterior areas of the mouth. This design makes the instrument particularly useful when access to the tooth is restricted and a dedicated lower wisdom tooth extraction forceps is preferred.

The Fig. 79N may be used in conjunction with other appropriate dental extraction and oral surgical instruments according to the clinician’s treatment plan and the individual clinical circumstances of the patient.