Fig 10S (Upper Roots) – Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Description

The Fig 10S (Upper Roots) Dental Extraction Forceps is a specialized dental instrument intended for use in professional dental practices, dental clinics, hospitals, and oral surgery settings. Designed for controlled handling during tooth extraction procedures, this instrument supports dental professionals in managing appropriate extraction cases with precision and care.

The Fig 10S designation is also used by some manufacturers for American-pattern upper molar extraction forceps. Therefore, sellers should verify the instrument’s actual working-end design and manufacturer catalogue to ensure that the product is correctly described as an upper-root forceps rather than an upper-molar forceps.

Product Design and Functionality

Dental extraction forceps are designed to help clinicians grasp and control the tooth or root structure during extraction. The working ends, joint, and handles work together to provide mechanical control during instrument manipulation.

The instrument should be selected according to the tooth’s location, root anatomy, clinical condition, and the extraction technique required. Appropriate instrument selection can support controlled handling and help clinicians work efficiently during routine dental procedures.

Key Features

• Product designation: Fig 10S.
• Instrument category: Dental extraction forceps.
• Intended application: Upper-root extraction, subject to confirmation of the actual instrument pattern.
• Professional use: Dental clinics, hospitals, and oral surgery environments.
• Handling: Designed for controlled manual operation by trained dental professionals.
• Reusable instrument: Reuse only when supported by the manufacturer’s instructions for use.
• Instrument selection: Choose the correct forceps pattern according to the tooth or root being treated.
• Quality verification: Material, finish, dimensions, and manufacturing standards should be confirmed from the supplier’s specifications.

Applications

Depending on the verified instrument design and manufacturer’s intended use, dental extraction forceps may be used in:

• Appropriate tooth extraction procedures.
• Selected dental root extraction procedures.
• General dental practice and oral surgery.
• Dental instrument sets for clinics and hospitals.
• Dental education and clinical training under professional supervision.

Benefits for Dental Professionals

The correct extraction forceps can help a dental professional maintain controlled instrument handling and select an appropriate grip for the procedure. A suitable instrument pattern, good maintenance, and adherence to the manufacturer’s instructions are important for reliable clinical use.

This instrument is intended for professional dental applications and should be used only by qualified personnel with appropriate training.

Material and Sterilization

The construction material and approved reprocessing method must be confirmed with the manufacturer or supplier. If the instrument is supplied as a reusable stainless-steel instrument, follow its specific cleaning, inspection, packaging, sterilization, and storage instructions. Do not assume that a product is autoclavable or meets a particular certification standard without supporting documentation.

Fig 10S Dental Extraction Forceps?

For dental instrument buyers, identifying the correct forceps pattern is essential for building a suitable clinical instrument inventory. Fig 10S provides a recognizable product designation for catalogue organization, procurement, and product identification. Before purchase, confirm whether the supplied model is intended for upper roots or upper molars and check the working-end shape, overall length, material, and manufacturer details.

Product Specifications

• Product Name: Fig 10S Dental Extraction Forceps
• Product Type: Dental extraction instrument
• Pattern: Fig 10S; confirm manufacturer pattern
• Intended Area: Upper roots, as specified by the seller and subject to verification
• Material: Confirm with manufacturer
• Length: Confirm with manufacturer
• Finish: Confirm with manufacturer
• Reusable: Subject to the manufacturer’s instructions
• Sterilization Method: Follow the validated manufacturer’s instructions
• Packaging: Confirm with supplier
• Brand / Manufacturer: Add your actual brand or manufacturer
• Country of Origin: Add the verified country of manufacture

Safety and Care Instructions

1. Inspect the instrument before every use for damage, wear, corrosion, or joint problems.
2. Use only for the applications specified by the manufacturer.
3. Clean and reprocess according to the validated instructions for use.
4. Confirm that the instrument is fully inspected and appropriately sterilized before clinical use.
5. Store in a clean, dry environment according to the manufacturer’s guidance.
6. Do not use a damaged or unsuitable instrument.