Fig. 1–7 Tooth Forceps Children Set

Pediatric Tooth Extraction Forceps Set – Klein / English Pattern

The Fig. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 Tooth Forceps Children Set is a specialized seven-piece collection of pediatric dental extraction forceps designed for controlled and precise removal of primary teeth and pediatric dental roots. This comprehensive set covers the major extraction requirements of the upper and lower arches, including anterior teeth, premolars, molars, and roots.

Manufactured for professional dental applications, these children’s tooth forceps feature pediatric-scaled working ends that are proportioned for the smaller anatomy of primary teeth. Their compact design provides the dental professional with improved access, handling, visibility, and control during pediatric extraction procedures.

The complete seven-piece set is particularly suitable for pediatric dentists, general dentists treating children, dental clinics, hospitals, oral surgery departments, dental instrument distributors, and professional dental practices requiring a dedicated set of children’s extraction instruments.

Complete Fig. 1–7 Pediatric Forceps Configuration

The set includes seven commonly used pediatric extraction forceps:

Fig. 1 – Upper Incisors
Designed for extraction of primary upper incisors. The pediatric working end is proportioned to provide controlled engagement of the tooth while allowing appropriate access within the smaller pediatric oral cavity.

Fig. 2 – Upper Premolars
Designed for pediatric upper premolar extraction applications and suitable tooth groups where the corresponding forceps pattern is indicated. The compact beak configuration supports controlled tooth engagement during extraction.

Fig. 3 – Upper Molars
A pediatric upper molar forceps intended for extraction of primary upper molars. Its specialized pediatric proportions provide access and control appropriate for posterior teeth in children.

Fig. 4 – Upper Roots
Designed for the removal of upper dental roots in pediatric procedures. The narrower working ends facilitate access around retained or fractured root portions where a dedicated root forceps is indicated.

Fig. 5 – Lower Incisors
A pediatric forceps designed for primary lower incisors. Its compact configuration assists the operator in achieving controlled engagement of smaller anterior teeth.

Fig. 6 – Lower Molars
Designed for pediatric lower molar extraction procedures. The forceps provides a dedicated working configuration for the posterior region of the lower arch.

Fig. 7 – Lower Roots
Designed for pediatric lower root extraction applications. The narrow working ends are intended to facilitate controlled access to retained or separated root portions.

Key Features

• Complete 7-piece pediatric tooth extraction forceps set
• Klein / English-pattern pediatric configuration
• Designed for primary and deciduous tooth extraction applications
• Pediatric-scaled working ends
• Covers upper and lower anterior and posterior teeth
• Includes dedicated upper and lower root forceps
• Suitable for pediatric dental practices and clinics
• Ergonomic instrument design for controlled handling
• Precision-manufactured working ends
• Durable reusable construction
• Suitable for professional dental instrument sterilization procedures
• Available for individual clinical use, dental clinics, hospitals, distributors, and OEM requirements
• Suitable for domestic and international dental instrument supply