Fig. 7N Upper Premolars Deep Gripping Root Forceps

Product Overview

The Fig. 7N Upper Premolars Deep Gripping Root Forceps is a precision dental extraction instrument specifically designed for controlled grasping, mobilization, and extraction of maxillary premolars and deeply positioned tooth structures. Its deep-gripping configuration provides enhanced access and secure engagement in situations where conventional extraction forceps may have limited reach or insufficient purchase.

Designed for professional dental and oral-surgical applications, the Fig. 7N combines a deep-reaching working profile with precision-manufactured jaws intended to provide a firm and controlled grip. The instrument is particularly suitable for practitioners who require improved access to the cervical and subgingival portions of upper premolars during extraction procedures.

The Fig. 7N is classified among Deep Gripping Forceps and is specifically designated for upper premolars in dental instrument catalogs.

Key Features

• Product: Fig. 7N Upper Premolars Deep Gripping Root Forceps
• Instrument Type: Dental Extraction Forceps
• Design: Deep-Gripping / Deep-Reaching Pattern
• Application: Upper / Maxillary Premolars
• Working Purpose: Gripping, mobilization, and extraction of upper premolars
• Jaw Profile: Deep-reaching design for improved access
• Grip Surface: Serrated or cross-serrated gripping profile for secure engagement
• Material: Medical-grade stainless steel
• Surface: Precision-finished for professional clinical use
• Reusable: Yes, when processed according to the manufacturer’s validated reprocessing instructions
• Sterilization: Suitable for autoclave processing when manufactured and validated for this purpose
• Approximate Length: 170 mm, depending on manufacturer and configuration
• Handle Options: Standard and anatomical handle configurations may be available depending on manufacturer.

Detailed Description

The Fig. 7N Upper Premolars Deep Gripping Root Forceps has been developed to provide dentists and oral surgeons with dependable access and controlled gripping during extraction procedures involving maxillary premolars. The deep-reaching working geometry allows the jaws to approach the tooth more deeply, which can be advantageous when the available crown structure is limited or when the tooth requires a deeper point of engagement.

The forceps are designed to provide a stable interface between the instrument jaws and the tooth structure. Serrated or cross-serrated gripping surfaces can improve friction and help reduce unwanted slippage during controlled manipulation. Manufacturer specifications for comparable Fig. 7N instruments describe an adhesive/cross-serrated profile and serrated edges intended to improve friction during use.

The elongated working configuration also supports access to areas that may be difficult to reach with conventional short-jaw extraction forceps. This makes the Fig. 7N particularly useful for professional extraction procedures involving upper premolars where controlled deep engagement is required.