Fig. 103 Upper Molars Left – Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

Fig. 103 Upper Molars Left Extracting Forceps are precision dental extraction instruments specifically designed for the controlled extraction of upper left molars. This instrument belongs to the English Pattern Extracting Forceps range and is manufactured with a tooth-specific configuration intended to provide appropriate access, positioning, and secure engagement during maxillary molar extraction procedures. Dental instrument catalogs consistently identify Fig. 103 as “Upper Molars Left,” distinguishing it from Fig. 102, which is designated for upper molars on the right side.

The instrument is designed for professional dental use where dependable handling, controlled application of force, and accurate adaptation to the target tooth are important. Its specialized left-sided configuration makes it suitable for dental professionals who require a dedicated extraction forceps for upper molar procedures.

With its functional beak design, balanced construction, ergonomic handling characteristics, and durable surgical-instrument construction, the Fig. 103 Upper Molars Left Forceps can be incorporated into dental extraction sets used in private dental clinics, oral surgery practices, dental hospitals, teaching institutions, and professional dental laboratories.

Product Name

Fig. 103 Upper Molars Left Extracting Forceps

Instrument Category

Dental Extraction Forceps / Extracting Forceps

Pattern

English Pattern

Application

Extraction of Upper Left Molars

Instrument Type

Tooth-Specific Extraction Forceps

Reference / Identification

Fig. 103 – Upper Molars Left

Common Instrument Reference: 1094-style designation, depending on manufacturer catalog.

Detailed Product Description

The Fig. 103 Upper Molars Left Extracting Forceps are developed to provide dental professionals with a specialized instrument for extraction procedures involving the left-side maxillary molars. Upper molars have a distinctive anatomical configuration, and dedicated extraction instruments can provide more appropriate access and engagement than general-purpose forceps.

The left-sided configuration of Fig. 103 is particularly important because dental extraction forceps are commonly produced in corresponding right- and left-sided versions. Catalog documentation identifies Fig. 102 for upper molars right and Fig. 103 for upper molars left, allowing practitioners to select the appropriate instrument according to the location of the tooth being treated.

The working end is designed to engage the tooth securely while the handles provide the operator with a controlled means of applying extraction movements. Proper instrument selection and positioning are essential for maintaining control throughout the procedure and for minimizing unnecessary stress on surrounding structures.

The Fig. 103 is therefore an important addition to a comprehensive dental extraction instrument set, particularly for clinicians who prefer tooth-specific forceps for posterior maxillary extraction procedures.