EXTRACTING FORCEPS AMERICAN PATTERN (LOWER MOLARS) #FH WOODWARD

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The F.H. Woodward forceps are a classic American-pattern design specifically for the removal of lower molars. Named after its designer, it is considered a direct-action forceps, distinct from the cowhorn style. It features straight, horizontal beaks with a deep, concave inner surface that are designed to grasp the molar firmly at its crown, engaging the furcation from the sides rather than from above. This design provides excellent control for applying buccal-lingual luxation forces, making it a reliable and widely used instrument for mandibular molar extractions.

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Molar Extraction: The primary instrument for the removal of mandibular molars with intact or reasonably intact crowns.
General Dentistry: A fundamental and extremely common forceps in general dental practice for routine molar extractions.
Controlled Luxation: Its design is ideal for applying controlled buccal-lingual rocking forces to expand the socket and deliver the tooth.
Alternative to Cowhorn: Preferred by many practitioners over cowhorn forceps for its direct action and perceived control, especially when the molar crown is sound.

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