Fig 151 (Upper Roots) – Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

Fig 151 (Upper Roots) is a professionally designed dental extraction forceps intended for controlled extraction procedures involving upper dental roots and selected upper teeth. The instrument is manufactured to provide the dental professional with a dependable combination of secure handling, controlled application of force, and precise access to the working area.

Dental extraction requires instruments that provide an appropriate balance between grip, control, accessibility, and mechanical efficiency. The Fig 151 pattern is designed around these requirements, providing a practical solution for dental professionals performing routine and specialized extraction procedures.

Depending on the specific manufacturer and instrument pattern, Fig 151 may be catalogued for upper incisors, premolars, and roots, making it a versatile addition to a professional dental extraction instrument set.

Product Name

Fig 151 (Upper Roots) Dental Extraction Forceps

Instrument Category

Dental Extraction Forceps

Intended Application

Extraction of Upper Dental Roots and Selected Upper Teeth

Instrument Pattern

Fig 151

Design and Function

The Fig 151 (Upper Roots) forceps is designed with a working-end configuration intended to provide a firm and controlled grasp of the tooth structure or remaining root during extraction procedures. Its functional design allows the operator to position the beaks around the accessible portion of the tooth or root and apply controlled movement according to the clinical requirements of the procedure.

A properly designed extraction forceps should permit the dental professional to maintain a stable grip while minimizing unnecessary movement of the instrument. The Fig 151 pattern is therefore suited to professional dental environments where precision and controlled instrument handling are essential.

Applications

Fig 151 (Upper Roots) may be used in professional dental procedures involving:

• Upper dental roots
• Upper incisors
• Upper premolars
• Retained root structures
• Routine dental extraction procedures
• Removal of accessible tooth fragments
• General oral surgery procedures requiring extraction forceps
• Dental extraction procedures where a suitable upper-root forceps pattern is required