Fig 88 L (Nevius Upper Molars Left)

Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

The Fig 88 L Nevius Upper Molars Left Extraction Forceps is a dental extraction instrument intended for the removal of upper-left molar teeth. Its design is associated with the Nevius pattern of dental extraction forceps, with a working end shaped for the intended tooth region. The instrument supports controlled handling during extraction procedures when selected and used appropriately by a qualified dental professional.

Designed for professional dental environments, this forceps can be included in dental extraction instrument sets used in general dentistry and oral surgery. Proper instrument selection, clinical technique, and patient-specific assessment are essential for safe and effective use.

Key Features

• Specialized application: Intended for extraction of upper-left molar teeth.
• Nevius pattern: Identified by its specific instrument pattern and designated clinical application.
• Purpose-designed beaks: Shaped to engage the intended tooth region; exact geometry depends on the manufacturer’s design.
• Controlled handling: Designed to support a professional grip and controlled application of force during extraction.
• Professional dental use: Suitable for dental clinics, oral surgery facilities, and professional dental instrument collections.
• Reusable instrument option: Reusability depends on the specific model, material, manufacturer instructions, and validated reprocessing requirements.
• Easy identification: The Fig 88 L designation helps distinguish the instrument from other extraction forceps patterns.

Applications and Uses

The Fig 88 L Nevius Upper Molars Left Extraction Forceps is intended for use in dental extraction procedures involving upper-left molars. A trained dental professional should evaluate the tooth’s position, root anatomy, surrounding tissues, and clinical condition before choosing the appropriate extraction instrument.

Potential professional applications include:

• Extraction of selected upper-left molar teeth.
• General dental extraction procedures.
• Oral surgery instrument setups.
• Dental clinics and hospital dental departments.
• Professional dental instrument inventories and supply catalogues.

The instrument is not intended for unsupervised or at-home tooth removal.

Design and Handling

Extraction forceps are designed to engage a tooth in a controlled manner while allowing the clinician to apply appropriate movements during removal. The correct forceps pattern can help with access and positioning around the intended tooth. The actual dimensions, beak configuration, handle finish, and material composition of this Fig 88 L model should be confirmed against the manufacturer’s product specifications.

Material and Manufacturing Quality

Material composition and finish may vary by manufacturer. Where specified, a suitable medical-grade stainless steel construction can provide corrosion resistance and support repeated cleaning and sterilization according to the instrument’s validated instructions. Confirm the exact steel grade, finish, manufacturing standards, and sterilization compatibility with the supplier before publishing these claims as guaranteed specifications.

Cleaning, Sterilization, and Maintenance

Before reuse, follow the manufacturer’s validated reprocessing instructions and applicable healthcare facility protocols. In general:

1. Remove visible contamination promptly after use according to the approved procedure.
2. Clean the instrument using a validated manual or automated cleaning method.
3. Rinse and dry as instructed by the manufacturer.
4. Inspect the beaks, joint, handles, and overall condition for wear, corrosion, damage, or impaired movement.
5. Package and sterilize using a validated cycle compatible with the instrument.
6. Store the processed instrument in an appropriate clean, dry environment.