Fig 150 A Cryer Upper Incisors, Premolars & Roots Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

The Fig 150 A Cryer Upper Incisors, Premolars & Roots Extraction Forceps is a specialized dental extraction instrument developed for professional use in dentistry and oral surgery. Designed in the American pattern, this forceps features a universal configuration with parallel beaks intended to provide a secure and controlled grasp during the extraction of selected upper anterior teeth and premolars.

Its practical design makes it a useful addition to the standard extraction instrument collection of dental clinics, hospitals, oral surgery departments, and dental instrument distributors. The instrument is designed to support professional dental practitioners during routine extraction procedures when removal of an upper incisor, canine, or premolar is clinically indicated.

Design and Functionality

The Fig 150 A Cryer Forceps features a pair of working beaks designed to adapt to the shape of the target tooth. The parallel-beak configuration helps establish contact with the tooth and supports controlled handling during the extraction process.

The universal design allows the instrument to be used on the appropriate teeth on either side of the upper dental arch. Its hinged construction enables the handles to open and close smoothly, allowing the operator to control the grip applied to the tooth.

The handle design supports manual handling and controlled instrument positioning. Depending on the manufacturer’s specification, the handles may feature a textured or serrated gripping surface to help improve handling during clinical procedures.

Clinical Applications

The Fig 150 A Cryer Extraction Forceps is intended for professional dental applications involving:

• Extraction of upper central and lateral incisors.
• Extraction of upper canines when appropriate for the instrument’s design.
• Extraction of upper premolars.
• Selected upper tooth extraction procedures requiring a universal forceps.
• Routine extraction procedures in general dentistry and oral surgery.

The precise indication for use should always be determined by the dental professional after evaluating the tooth, root anatomy, surrounding tissues, and clinical circumstances.

Key Features and Benefits

1. Universal Upper-Jaw Design
Designed for use with appropriate upper anterior teeth and premolars, with a universal configuration for right- and left-side applications.

2. Parallel Beak Configuration
The parallel beaks are designed to provide suitable tooth contact and controlled grasping during extraction.

3. Practical Hinge Mechanism
The hinged construction enables opening and closing of the instrument handles during clinical use.

4. Professional Dental Instrument
Suitable for dental clinics, hospitals, oral surgery departments, and professional dental instrument sets.

5. Ergonomic Handling
The handle configuration is intended to support comfortable manual operation and controlled positioning.

6. Reusable Instrument Design
When manufactured and labeled for reuse, the instrument must be cleaned, inspected, packaged, and sterilized according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions.