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

Product Overview

The Fig 39 L Upper Molars Left for Children is a pediatric dental instrument developed for professional dental extraction procedures involving upper-left molars. Designed according to the English Pattern, this forceps features a specialized beak configuration intended to accommodate the anatomy of the designated tooth region.

The instrument’s serrated working ends help provide a secure grip on the tooth during extraction. Its pediatric-specific design supports access and handling in the smaller oral environment encountered in children’s dentistry.

Suitable for dental clinics, pediatric dental practices, hospitals, and professional dental instrument suppliers, the Fig 39 L is a useful instrument for practitioners who require dedicated forceps for specific extraction applications.

Key Features

• Pediatric Design: Intended for dental extraction procedures involving children’s upper molars.
• Left-Side Application: Specifically designed for upper-left molars.
• English Pattern: Traditional forceps design for professional dental applications.
• Serrated Beaks: Designed to help maintain a secure grip on the tooth during use.
• Specialized Working Ends: Shaped for the designated upper-left molar region.
• Professional Instrument: Suitable for use by qualified dental professionals.
• Reusable Design: Reusable when the supplied model and manufacturer instructions permit, with validated cleaning and sterilization between uses.

Product Specifications

• Product Name: Fig 39 L Upper Molars Left for Children
• Instrument Type: Pediatric Dental Extraction Forceps
• Figure Number: 39 L
• Application: Upper-left molars in children
• Design Pattern: English Pattern
• Working End: Serrated beaks
• Dental Specialty: Pediatric Dentistry
• Primary Use: Dental extraction procedures
• Material: Stainless steel, subject to confirmation from the manufacturer’s specifications
• Sterilization: Follow the manufacturer’s validated cleaning and sterilization instructions
• Packaging: Confirm with the supplier
• Quantity: 1 piece, if sold individually

Applications

The Fig 39 L pediatric extraction forceps is intended for professional dental use in:

• Pediatric dental clinics
• General dental practices providing children’s dental care
• Hospital dental departments
• Dental surgical instrument collections
• Professional dental instrument distribution and supply

Benefits

Specialized Tooth Application: The Fig 39 L designation helps dental professionals identify the instrument intended for upper-left molars in children.

Controlled Handling: The serrated beaks are designed to assist with tooth engagement during appropriate extraction procedures.

Pediatric Instrument Selection: A child-specific pattern helps practices select instruments designed for pediatric dental applications rather than relying exclusively on standard adult forceps.

Practical Instrument Organization: The clearly identified figure number makes it easier to organize, identify, and reorder instruments within a dental practice.

Instructions for Use

1. Confirm the patient’s clinical requirements and verify that the instrument is appropriate for the intended tooth and procedure.
2. Inspect the forceps before use to ensure that the working ends, joint, and handles are in satisfactory condition.
3. Use only by a qualified dental professional trained in appropriate extraction techniques.
4. After use, clean and process the instrument according to the manufacturer’s validated reprocessing instructions and the clinic’s infection-control protocols.
5. Inspect the instrument after processing and store it in an appropriate clean, dry environment.

Care and Maintenance

• Clean the instrument promptly after use according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Use compatible cleaning agents and validated sterilization procedures.
• Avoid harsh chemicals or cleaning methods that may damage the instrument.
• Inspect the beaks, joint, and handles regularly for wear or damage.
• Store the instrument in a suitable designated location after processing.