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Fig 51 (Upper Root Deep Root Pick Forceps)

Fig 51 Upper Root Deep Root Pick Forceps

Short Product Description

Fig 51 Upper Root Deep Root Pick Forceps is a precision dental extraction instrument designed for the controlled retrieval of upper/maxillary tooth roots, retained root fragments, and deeply positioned root structures. Its slender working profile provides access to confined areas while allowing the dental professional to obtain a controlled grip during extraction procedures. The instrument is suitable for dental clinics, oral surgery practices, dental hospitals, and professional exodontia instrument sets.


Long Product Description

The Fig 51 Upper Root Deep Root Pick Forceps is a specialized dental extraction instrument developed for professional use in the removal of upper tooth roots and retained root fragments. Its slender, precision-oriented working end is intended to provide improved access when the remaining root structure is positioned deep within the maxillary socket or when conventional extraction forceps cannot obtain an adequate purchase.

Upper-root extraction can require a particularly controlled approach because remaining root fragments may be small, fractured, deeply positioned, or surrounded by limited working space. The Fig 51 configuration provides a narrow working profile that helps the operator approach the intended root structure with greater precision. This makes it a valuable addition to professional dental extraction and oral-surgery instrument sets.

The instrument is designed around the principle of controlled root engagement rather than excessive force. Its fine working beaks can be positioned around an accessible portion of the root or fragment, allowing the clinician to establish a secure purchase before applying the appropriate extraction movement. Proper instrument selection and technique remain essential, particularly when dealing with fragile roots, curved anatomy, or deeply retained fragments.

The Fig 51 Upper Root Deep Root Pick Forceps is particularly useful where access is restricted and visibility of the remaining root is limited. The slender profile helps the operator reach the designated working area while maintaining a direct and controlled hand position. Its design makes it suitable for professional procedures involving retained maxillary roots and root fragments following crown fracture, extensive caries, or previous extraction attempts.

Manufactured for professional dental instrumentation, the forceps can be incorporated into routine extraction trays as well as specialized oral-surgery and exodontia sets. Depending on the manufacturer and specific configuration, Fig 51 instruments may be supplied in surgical-grade stainless steel with a finish intended to withstand routine cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization procedures.

The instrument’s ergonomic handle arrangement provides the operator with a stable manual grip, while its precision working end supports accurate placement. The combination of slender access, controlled engagement, and professional-grade construction makes the Fig 51 a practical choice for clinicians requiring a dedicated upper-root extraction instrument.

For dental practices, hospitals, distributors, and surgical-instrument suppliers, the Fig 51 Upper Root Deep Root Pick Forceps represents a specialized solution for procedures where conventional extraction forceps may not provide the desired access or purchase. It is intended for use by trained dental professionals who understand root anatomy, extraction techniques, and the appropriate clinical indications for root-removal instruments.


Key Features

  • Designed for upper/maxillary root extraction
  • Suitable for retained and fractured upper-root fragments
  • Slender working profile for improved access
  • Precision-oriented beak configuration
  • Supports controlled engagement of root structures
  • Suitable for confined extraction areas
  • Designed for professional dental and oral-surgery use
  • Ergonomic handle design for controlled manipulation
  • Available in professional surgical-instrument construction
  • Suitable for incorporation into dental extraction sets
  • Intended for repeated professional use when properly maintained
  • Compatible with established dental instrument cleaning and sterilization protocols, subject to the manufacturer’s instructions

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