Fig 39 – Upper Molars for Children | Pediatric Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

The Fig 39 Upper Molars for Children Extraction Forceps is a specialized dental instrument designed for pediatric dental procedures involving the extraction of upper molars. Its English-pattern design is intended to provide dentists with a practical instrument for engaging and grasping teeth during extraction procedures.

The instrument features a working end designed for pediatric applications, allowing dental professionals to work with greater control in the smaller oral environment of young patients. Its functional design makes it a useful addition to a pediatric dental instrument collection.

Key Features

• Product Name: Fig 39 Upper Molars for Children
• Instrument Type: Pediatric Dental Extraction Forceps
• Figure Number: Fig 39
• Application: Extraction of upper molar teeth in children
• Design: English pattern
• Working End: Pediatric-oriented beak design
• Usage: Professional dental and oral surgery procedures
• Cleaning and Sterilization: Follow the manufacturer’s validated instructions
• Reuse: Confirm reusable status and reprocessing compatibility with the supplied product specifications

Benefits

• Designed for pediatric upper molar extraction procedures.
• Provides a purpose-specific instrument for children’s dental care.
• Supports controlled handling when appropriately selected and used by trained dental professionals.
• Suitable for pediatric dental clinics, hospitals, and oral surgery departments.
• Complements other pediatric extraction instruments in a professional dental instrument set.

Applications

Fig 39 Upper Molars for Children Forceps may be used by qualified dental professionals for:

• Pediatric upper molar extraction procedures.
• Dental treatment involving deciduous upper molars, when clinically indicated.
• Pediatric dentistry and oral surgery settings.
• Professional dental instrument collections and clinical procurement.

Product Specifications

Quality and Instrument Care

Before clinical use, inspect the forceps for damage, wear, alignment, and proper function. Clean, disinfect, and sterilize the instrument according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and applicable clinical infection-control requirements. Use only as directed by a qualified dental professional.