Lower Wisdom Tooth Extraction Forceps Fig-79 Margalla Stainless Steel

Description

Product Overview

The Fig-79 Lower Wisdom Tooth Extraction Forceps, manufactured by Margalla, are purpose‑built for the challenging task of extracting lower third molars. Crafted from high‑grade stainless steel, the instrument offers exceptional strength, corrosion resistance, and a long service life even under frequent sterilization cycles. The forceps feature a uniquely contoured beak that aligns with the anatomy of lower wisdom teeth, providing optimal leverage and minimizing trauma to surrounding tissues. The ergonomic handle is molded from a non‑slip polymer that fits comfortably in the dentist’s hand, reducing fatigue during prolonged procedures. Precise machining ensures smooth operation of the hinge mechanism, delivering consistent opening and closing action for accurate force application.

Technical specifications include a total length of 150 mm, a beak width of 4.5 mm, and a hinge pin diameter of 1.2 mm. The instrument complies with ISO 13485 standards for medical device manufacturing and meets ASTM F2992 requirements for dental forceps. Its stainless‑steel composition (AISI 304) guarantees biocompatibility and resistance to rust, while the handle material is free of BPA and phthalates, ensuring patient safety. The Fig‑79 design is compatible with standard dental trays and can be easily integrated into existing instrument sets without the need for additional adapters.

Margalla provides a comprehensive quality assurance program that includes rigorous testing of each batch for tensile strength, hinge durability, and surface finish. Each forceps undergoes a visual inspection for defects and a functional test to verify smooth operation. The product is packaged in a sterile, sealed pouch with clear labeling of the model number, manufacturing date, and batch code, facilitating traceability and inventory management for dental practices.

Usage

The Fig‑79 forceps are ideal for use in a variety of clinical settings, including general dental offices, oral surgery clinics, and university teaching hospitals. They excel in procedures that require precise extraction of lower wisdom teeth, such as impacted molar removal, surgical exposure, and sectioning of roots. The instrument’s design allows for controlled force application, which helps to reduce the risk of tooth fracture and adjacent bone damage. Dentists and oral surgeons can rely on the ergonomic handle to maintain a steady grip, even when working in confined oral cavities or under magnification.

During a typical extraction, the practitioner positions the beak around the crown of the lower third molar, applies gentle pressure to loosen the tooth, and then uses a rocking motion to elevate the tooth out of the socket. The non‑slip handle ensures that the forceps remain securely in the hand, preventing accidental slippage that could compromise patient safety. The instrument is also suitable for use with adjunctive tools such as elevators and periotomes, allowing for a seamless workflow during complex extractions.

Because the forceps are made of stainless steel, they can be autoclaved at 134 °C for up to 30 minutes without degradation of performance. This makes them a cost‑effective choice for high‑volume practices that require reliable, repeatable results. The instrument’s compatibility with standard sterilization protocols also simplifies compliance with infection control guidelines set by the CDC and ADA.

Why Choose Us

Choosing Margalla’s Fig‑79 Lower Wisdom Tooth Extraction Forceps means selecting a product backed by decades of experience in dental instrument manufacturing. The company invests heavily in research and development to refine the geometry of the beak and the ergonomics of the handle, resulting in a tool that delivers superior performance compared to generic alternatives. Each forceps is produced in a controlled environment with precision CNC machining, ensuring uniformity across every unit.

Our commitment to quality extends beyond the manufacturing floor. Margalla offers a dedicated customer support team that provides technical assistance, replacement parts, and warranty service. Should any issue arise, practitioners can contact our support line for rapid resolution, minimizing downtime in busy clinics. Additionally, we provide detailed usage guides and training videos to help clinicians maximize the benefits of the Fig‑79 design.

Environmental responsibility is also a core value. The stainless‑steel components are fully recyclable, and the packaging uses biodegradable materials where possible. By selecting our forceps, dental professionals contribute to sustainable practice management while enjoying a high‑performance instrument that meets rigorous clinical standards.

Key Features

• Specially shaped Fig‑79 beak provides optimal leverage for lower third molar extraction
• High‑grade stainless steel construction ensures durability and resistance to corrosion
• Ergonomic non‑slip handle reduces hand fatigue and enhances control during procedures
• Precision‑engineered hinge delivers smooth, consistent opening and closing action
• Comprehensive after‑sales support with warranty, technical assistance, and training resources

FAQ

What size beak is optimal for extracting lower wisdom teeth?

The Fig‑79 forceps feature a beak width of 4.5 mm, which is specifically calibrated to fit the crown dimensions of most lower third molars while providing sufficient clearance for root sections.

Can the forceps be sterilized in a standard autoclave?

Yes, the instrument is designed for autoclave sterilization at 134 °C for up to 30 minutes. The stainless‑steel material retains its mechanical properties and surface finish after repeated cycles.

Is the non‑slip handle compatible with latex‑free gloves?

Absolutely. The handle material is free of latex, BPA, and phthalates, making it safe for use with all standard dental gloves, including latex‑free options.

How does the Fig‑79 design reduce patient discomfort?

The contoured beak aligns with the natural anatomy of the lower wisdom tooth, allowing the practitioner to apply controlled force with minimal rocking motion. This precise fit reduces tissue trauma and speeds up the extraction process, leading to less postoperative pain.

What warranty does Margalla provide for this instrument?

Margalla offers a two‑year limited warranty covering manufacturing defects. Should any issue arise within this period, the instrument can be repaired or replaced at no cost to the customer.