Extracting Forceps Fig.210S Upper Third Molars - American Pattern
The Fig.210S extraction forceps is an American-pattern instrument dedicated to the upper third molars. The beaks are offset and broadly contoured to reach past the cheek and seat against the buccal and palatal surfaces of the maxillary wisdom teeth, accommodating the frequently conical or fused root anatomy of the third molar. A crossed American-pattern pivot transmits closing force directly to the beaks for controlled luxation in the confined posterior maxilla. The body is forged stainless steel with cross-hatched knurled handles for a positive wet grip and is fully autoclavable. Equate Instruments supplies the forceps non-sterile for in-practice sterilisation.
Specifications
MaterialStainless SteelRusting PreventionPassivatedUltrasonic CleanedYesUsageLeft Hand or Right HandSterileNoReusableYesTests PerformedShape Test, Boil Test and Performance TestLatex FreeYesPackingIndividually PackedQc PassedYesRelated Products
Extraction Forceps - Fig. 67 Upper Third Molars 18cm
The Fig. 67 Upper Third Molars Forceps is an English-pattern wisdom-tooth extraction instrument built on an extended 18 cm handle for reach into the posterior maxilla. The paired beaks are narrow and angled to clear the coronoid process and engage the crown of an upper third molar from the buccal side, while the long shanks transfer luxation force along the long axis of the tooth without handle interference in the patient's cheek. Forged from surgical-grade stainless steel with a fenestrated slim-profile handle, the forceps is fully autoclavable and compatible with standard cassette workflows. The fenestrations lighten the instrument without compromising rigidity. Supplied non-sterile by Equate Instruments for in-clinic pouch or cassette sterilisation.
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Extracting Forceps Fig.67A Upper Wisdoms Diamond Tip
The Fig.67A Extracting Forceps is a maxillary third-molar pattern with bayonet-style shanks that reach past the second molar without the operator's hand blocking sightlines. The rounded working beaks are shaped to grip the fused roots of the upper wisdom tooth for controlled luxation and rotation. Diamond-coated beak tips improve friction on enamel and reduce slippage. Manufactured from stainless steel with a hollow contoured handle, this Equate Instruments forceps is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile for in-clinic processing.
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Fig.67A Upper Wisdoms Extraction Forceps
The Fig.67A Upper Wisdoms Extraction Forceps is a bayonet-form maxillary third-molar instrument designed to reach around the buccal of the upper arch and engage an impacted or erupted wisdom tooth. The offset beaks clear the coronoid process and cheek during intraoral access, while the rounded working ends are shaped for the cervical anatomy of the upper third molar. Forged from surgical-grade stainless steel with a riveted central joint, this forceps is supplied by Equate Instruments non-sterile and fully autoclavable. Long curved spring handles deliver the balanced leverage needed for controlled wisdom-tooth luxation and delivery.
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Fig.67 Upper Wisdoms Extraction Forceps - Diamond-Coated Serrated Tip
The Fig.67 Upper Wisdoms Extraction Forceps with diamond-coated serrated tip is a bayonet-form maxillary third-molar instrument enhanced with a non-slip beak surface for crown-compromised wisdom teeth. The offset beaks reach past the coronoid process to access the upper third molar, while the diamond-coated serrated inner tip anchors on polished enamel or restorative material where a smooth beak would slip. Forged from surgical-grade stainless steel and supplied by Equate Instruments non-sterile, the forceps is fully autoclavable. Long curved handles deliver the balanced leverage needed for controlled luxation of upper wisdom teeth, including previously restored or endodontically treated crowns.
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Fig.67L Upper Wisdoms Left Extraction Forceps - Gripping in Teeth
The Fig.67L Upper Wisdoms Left Extraction Forceps is a left-side maxillary third-molar instrument with bayonet offset beaks shaped to grip the clinical crown of an upper-left wisdom tooth. The left-handed working end reaches around the coronoid process and cheek, allowing the operator to seat the beaks on the cervical line and luxate the tooth along its long axis. Forged from surgical-grade stainless steel with a riveted central joint, this forceps is supplied by Equate Instruments non-sterile and fully autoclavable. Long curved spring handles deliver balanced leverage for controlled upper-left wisdom-tooth removal.
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Fig.67R Upper Wisdoms Right Extraction Forceps - Gripping in Teeth
The Fig.67R Upper Wisdoms Right Extraction Forceps is a right-side maxillary third-molar instrument with bayonet offset beaks shaped to grip the clinical crown of an upper-right wisdom tooth. The right-handed working end reaches around the coronoid process and cheek, allowing the operator to engage the cervical line and luxate the tooth along its long axis. Forged from surgical-grade stainless steel with a riveted central joint, this forceps is supplied by Equate Instruments non-sterile and fully autoclavable. Long curved spring handles deliver balanced leverage for controlled upper-right wisdom-tooth removal.
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Upper Second and Third Molar (Wisdom) Extracting Forceps 19.5cm
The Upper Second and Third Molar Extracting Forceps is a 19.5 cm long-handled instrument designed for extractions in the most posterior maxillary region - upper second molars and wisdom teeth. The extended length delivers the mechanical advantage needed to reach deep into the posterior arch while the angled beaks engage the crown and cervical area of the target tooth. A curved handle keeps the hand position clear of the adjacent lip and cheek during controlled rotation. Forged from stainless steel with a polished finish, the forcep is fully autoclavable across standard sterilisation cycles. Equate Instruments supplies it non-sterile for in-clinic processing before first clinical use.
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Extracting Forceps Fig.79 Lower Wisdoms 18cm
The Extracting Forceps Fig.79 is a mandibular third-molar extraction instrument with angled beaks contoured to grip below the anatomical crown of lower wisdom teeth. The 18 cm overall length and long offset shanks deliver access deep into the posterior mandible without the clinician's hand obstructing sightlines during rotation and luxation. Manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel with a lightweight contoured handle, this Equate Instruments forceps is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile for in-clinic processing in pouches or cassettes.
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Extracting Forceps Fig.79 Lower Wisdoms Diamond Tip
The Fig.79 Diamond-Tip Extracting Forceps is a mandibular third-molar pattern. Angled offset shanks reach deep into the posterior mandible, while rounded beaks are contoured to engage the anatomical crown of the lower wisdom tooth for controlled luxation. Diamond-coated working tips increase friction on polished enamel so the beaks maintain a positive grip during rotation. Manufactured from stainless steel with a hollow solid handle, this Equate Instruments forceps is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile.
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Fig.79 Lower Wisdoms Extraction Forceps
The Fig.79 Lower Wisdoms Extraction Forceps is a mandibular third-molar instrument with curved-angle beaks built for lower wisdom teeth. The working ends angle downward from the handle axis so the operator can engage a posterior lower third molar behind the second molar without over-rotating the wrist, while beak geometry matches the cervical anatomy of the lower wisdom. Forged from surgical-grade stainless steel with a riveted central joint, this forceps is supplied by Equate Instruments non-sterile and fully autoclavable. Long curved spring handles deliver balanced leverage for controlled luxation and delivery of lower third molars.
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Extracting Forceps Fig. 222 - Lower Wisdoms (American Pattern)
The Fig. 222 American-pattern extraction forceps are engineered for lower third molars, usable on either side of the mandible. The long, straight offset beaks approach the tooth vertically along the line of the mandible and close into a beak profile shaped to engage the bifurcation of a lower wisdom tooth, giving the operator a mechanical purchase for controlled luxation and delivery. The angled shank keeps the operator's knuckles clear of the opposing arch during posterior mandibular access. Cross-hatched serpentine handles deliver a confident wet-gloved grip, and the solid stainless-steel body absorbs the force of rocking movements without flexing. This Equate Instruments forceps is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile for standard cassette processing.
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Extracting Forceps Fig. 5 - Lower Wisdoms (American Pattern)
The Fig. 5 American-pattern extraction forceps are engineered for lower third molars, usable on either side of the mandible. A right-angled beak-to-handle geometry delivers direct vertical force down the long axis of a lower wisdom tooth, and the beak profile engages the bifurcation of the lower third molar for controlled luxation and delivery. The compact working-end angle keeps the forceps body clear of the opposing arch during posterior mandibular access. Cross-hatched serpentine handles deliver a confident wet-gloved grip, and the solid stainless-steel body absorbs the force of rocking movements without flexing. This Equate Instruments forceps is fully autoclavable and supplied non-sterile for standard cassette processing.
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