Fig. 136 Upper Premolars and Roots Extracting Forceps

Professional Dental Extraction Instrument – English Pattern

The Fig. 136 Upper Premolars and Roots Extracting Forceps is a professionally designed dental extraction instrument intended for use in the controlled extraction of upper premolar teeth and associated root structures. This instrument is commonly identified as a Guy’s pattern extraction forceps within English-pattern dental instrument classifications. Dental instrument catalogs list Fig. 136 specifically for upper premolars and roots, making it a specialized option within a comprehensive range of dental extraction forceps.

Designed for professional dental environments, the Fig. 136 combines an appropriately shaped working end with ergonomic handles to provide the clinician with controlled handling during dental extraction procedures. Its specialized beak configuration is intended to facilitate secure engagement around the tooth structure while allowing the operator to apply appropriate extraction forces in accordance with the clinical situation.

The instrument is suitable for use in dental clinics, oral surgery departments, hospitals, dental teaching institutions, and professional dental instrument sets where dedicated forceps for upper premolars and roots are required.

Product Name

Fig. 136 Upper Premolars and Roots Extracting Forceps

Instrument Type

Dental Extraction Forceps

Pattern

English Pattern / Guy’s Pattern

Primary Application

Extraction of Upper Premolars and Roots

Dental Instrument Category

Extracting Forceps

Detailed Product Description

The Fig. 136 Upper Premolars and Roots Extracting Forceps is a specialized instrument developed for professional dental extraction applications involving the upper premolar region. The working ends are configured for engagement with the anatomical contours of the targeted tooth or remaining root structure, while the handles provide the clinician with a practical gripping surface for controlled manipulation.

Upper premolar extraction can require an instrument capable of accessing the tooth effectively while maintaining adequate control throughout the procedure. The Fig. 136 pattern is therefore included in professional extraction-forceps ranges as a dedicated instrument for upper premolars and roots. Catalog references consistently identify this figure with upper premolars and root extraction applications.

Its traditional English-pattern configuration makes it a useful addition to dental extraction instrument collections and comprehensive oral-surgery sets. The instrument may be selected by dental professionals according to the tooth anatomy, accessibility, clinical indication, and extraction technique being performed.

Key Features

• Specialized Fig. 136 dental extraction forceps design.
• Intended for upper premolars and roots.
• English-pattern configuration.
• Commonly classified as a Guy’s pattern forceps.
• Designed for professional dental and oral-surgical applications.
• Ergonomic handle design for controlled instrument manipulation.
• Specialized working ends for appropriate engagement with the target tooth structure.
• Suitable for inclusion in professional dental extraction sets.
• Appropriate for dental clinics, hospitals, oral-surgery facilities, and educational institutions.
• Available as part of a comprehensive range of dental extraction instruments.