79N Narrow Extraction Forceps

The 79N Narrow Extraction Forceps are designed for the extraction of mandibular third molars (lower wisdom teeth), particularly in situations where enhanced access and precise tooth engagement are required. As a narrower variation of the standard 79 pattern, these forceps feature slim, tapered beaks that facilitate placement in confined posterior areas and around partially exposed or compromised tooth structures.

The angled head design provides improved access to the posterior region of the lower arch, while the narrower working ends allow secure engagement of roots and tooth surfaces that may be difficult to grasp with standard extraction forceps. This configuration is especially useful when dealing with irregular root anatomy, limited operating space, or partially damaged tooth structures.

The English Pattern hinge design places the fulcrum closer to the working ends, providing enhanced leverage and controlled force application during extraction procedures.

Key Features

• Designed for mandibular third molar (wisdom tooth) extractions
• Narrow beak profile for improved access and precise engagement
• Angled head for enhanced posterior reach and visibility
• Suitable for difficult-to-access or partially compromised tooth structures
• Cross-serrated tips for secure grip and reduced slippage
• English Pattern design for improved leverage and control
• Matte finish to minimize glare under operating lights
• Textured handles for enhanced handling and stability
• Manufactured from high-quality 440A German stainless steel

Sterilization and Durability

Constructed from premium 440A German stainless steel, the 79N Narrow Extraction Forceps are designed to withstand repeated cleaning and autoclave sterilization cycles. Their corrosion-resistant construction supports long-term durability and dependable clinical performance while maintaining compliance with standard infection control protocols.

Clinical Applications

The 79N Narrow Extraction Forceps are commonly used for the removal of mandibular third molars, particularly in cases involving limited access, irregular root morphology, or partially damaged tooth structures. Their narrow beaks and angled design provide precise engagement, improved control, and reliable performance during complex posterior extractions.