Fig. 136 Upper Premolars and Roots – Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

Fig. 136 – Upper Premolars and Roots is a precision-manufactured dental extraction forceps designed according to the Guy’s English Pattern for applications involving the extraction of upper premolar teeth and the controlled removal of retained or accessible upper dental roots. It is a specialized instrument within the English-pattern range of dental extraction forceps and is designed to provide the dental professional with controlled tooth engagement, secure handling, and dependable mechanical performance during extraction procedures.

Fig. 136 is widely catalogued as a forceps for upper premolars and roots, with manufacturers offering the instrument in standard professional configurations.

The instrument is particularly suited to professional dental practices, oral surgery departments, dental hospitals, teaching institutions, dental clinics, and medical instrument suppliers requiring reliable extraction instruments for routine and specialized dental procedures.

Product Name

Fig. 136 Upper Premolars and Roots Extraction Forceps

Instrument Pattern

Guy’s English Pattern

Intended Application

For extraction of upper premolars and accessible upper dental roots.

Product Description

The Fig. 136 Upper Premolars and Roots Extraction Forceps is developed to provide the operator with a practical and controlled instrument for grasping and manipulating upper premolar teeth and suitable root structures during dental extraction procedures. Its specialized jaw configuration is intended to accommodate the anatomical requirements associated with upper premolars and root extraction.

The forceps incorporates a carefully formed working end and ergonomically proportioned handles to support controlled application of force. The design allows the operator to position the instrument around the appropriate tooth structure and apply the required extraction movement with precision.

As part of the Guy’s English Pattern range, Fig. 136 represents a purpose-specific extraction instrument rather than a general-purpose forceps. Dental instrument catalogs identify this figure specifically for upper premolars and roots, making it a useful addition to a comprehensive dental extraction instrument set.

Key Features

• Fig. 136 Guy’s English Pattern design
• Specifically intended for upper premolars and roots
• Precision-formed working jaws for controlled tooth engagement
• Balanced handle design for comfortable professional handling
• Suitable for routine dental extraction procedures
• Designed for dependable grip and controlled manipulation
• Manufactured for professional dental and oral-surgical environments
• Suitable for dental clinics, hospitals, dental laboratories, teaching institutions, and distributors
• Available in standard professional configurations
• Suitable for incorporation into dental extraction instrument sets

Design and Construction

The Fig. 136 forceps is manufactured with attention to dimensional accuracy, jaw alignment, handle balance, and overall instrument durability. The working components are designed to provide a stable interface between the instrument and the tooth structure during extraction.

The handles provide the operator with an appropriate gripping surface, allowing controlled manipulation while maintaining a firm hold on the instrument. Properly balanced handles can assist in reducing unnecessary hand movement and support accurate positioning of the jaws.

The working end is configured specifically for the intended upper-premolar and root application. This application-specific design differentiates Fig. 136 from forceps intended for upper molars, lower teeth, upper canines, or other specialized dental structures.