Fig. 112 (Upper Roots) – English Pattern Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

Fig. 112 (Upper Roots) English Pattern Extraction Forceps is a precision dental extraction instrument designed specifically for the controlled removal of upper tooth roots and retained root fragments. It belongs to the established family of English Pattern Extraction Forceps, a commonly catalogued design used for dental extraction procedures involving the upper root region.

The instrument is designed with a specialized working-end configuration intended to provide a secure grasp of accessible upper roots while allowing the dental professional to maintain controlled handling during extraction procedures. Fig. 112 is identified in dental instrument catalogues specifically as an upper-root extraction forceps.

Its practical design makes it suitable for professional dental practices, oral surgery environments, dental clinics, hospitals, teaching institutions, and dental instrument sets where dedicated root extraction instruments are required.

Product Name

Fig. 112 (Upper Roots) English Pattern Extraction Forceps

Instrument Category

Dental Extraction Instrument

Instrument Type

Extraction Forceps

Pattern

English Pattern

Application

Upper Roots

Primary Use

Extraction of accessible upper tooth roots and retained root fragments

Instrument Reference

Fig. 112

Detailed Description

Fig. 112 is manufactured as a specialized upper-root extraction forceps for dental professionals who require a dedicated instrument for root removal procedures. The working jaws are designed to engage the available root structure, while the forceps configuration provides the operator with a controlled means of applying extraction forces.

During dental extraction, successful handling of a root fragment depends on appropriate instrument selection, adequate access, visualization, and controlled application of force. A forceps specifically identified for upper roots can provide an appropriate working configuration for cases in which a conventional crown-gripping forceps may not be suitable.

The Fig. 112 design is therefore intended for situations where the remaining tooth structure is primarily represented by an upper root or root fragment that can be appropriately engaged by the instrument.

Key Features

• English Pattern Design: Manufactured according to the established English Pattern configuration.
• Upper Root Application: Specifically catalogued for the extraction of upper roots.
• Dedicated Working Ends: Designed to provide controlled engagement with accessible root structures.
• Professional Dental Instrument: Suitable for use by qualified dental professionals.
• Controlled Handling: The forceps configuration supports precise manipulation during extraction procedures.
• Durable Construction: Suitable for repeated professional use when manufactured and maintained according to appropriate instrument standards.
• Reusable Instrument: Appropriate for sterilizable dental instrument workflows when supplied in a compatible reusable configuration.
• Professional Finish: Available with a suitable surgical/dental instrument finish according to manufacturer specification.
• Dental Practice Compatibility: Suitable for dental clinics, hospitals, oral surgery departments, and dental teaching environments.