Fig. 150 T.C. Carbide Serrated Beak Upper Incisors, Cuspids, Bicuspids & Roots Universal

Product Overview

The Fig. 150 T.C. Carbide Serrated Beak Upper Universal Dental Extraction Forceps is a specialized dental extraction instrument designed for controlled and secure handling of upper anterior teeth, cuspids, bicuspids, and suitable tooth roots. This universal pattern combines the functional geometry of an upper dental extraction forceps with tungsten carbide serrated beak inserts, providing a firm working interface for grasping tooth structure during extraction procedures.

The serrated carbide beaks are designed to engage the tooth surface securely and help reduce unwanted slippage when the instrument is properly positioned. Tungsten carbide inserts are incorporated into the working surfaces of the beaks, giving the instrument a distinctive textured gripping surface suitable for controlled dental extraction applications. A current specialist product listing describes Fig. 150 T.C. as a universal upper pattern intended for incisors, cuspids, bicuspids, and roots.

The Fig. 150 T.C. is particularly useful where a secure beak-to-tooth interface is important. Its universal upper configuration makes it a versatile addition to dental extraction instrument sets, oral surgery instrument collections, dental clinics, hospitals, teaching institutions, and professional dental practices.

Detailed Description

The Fig. 150 T.C. Carbide Serrated Beak Upper Universal Forceps is engineered for dental professionals who require a reliable extraction instrument with enhanced gripping characteristics. The instrument features anatomically oriented upper dental forceps beaks designed to accommodate the morphology of selected upper anterior and premolar teeth as well as appropriate root structures.

Its T.C. designation refers to tungsten carbide, with carbide inserts positioned on the internal working surfaces of the beaks. The serrated configuration provides multiple contact points between the beak and tooth structure. When correctly positioned below the appropriate cervical area and used with controlled technique, the serrations can assist in maintaining a secure grip during mobilization and removal of the tooth.

The universal Fig. 150 pattern is intended for use across a range of upper tooth applications rather than being restricted to a single tooth position. This makes it a practical choice for dental practices seeking to maintain versatile extraction instrumentation while reducing the need for multiple highly specialized forceps patterns.

The instrument’s working geometry is designed to support controlled placement around the tooth. Proper adaptation of the beaks is important to achieve effective contact while minimizing unnecessary pressure on surrounding structures. As with all dental extraction forceps, the instrument should be selected according to tooth anatomy, clinical circumstances, operator preference, and the requirements of the procedure.

Key Features

• Product Type: Dental Extraction Forceps
• Pattern: Fig. 150 T.C.
• Configuration: Upper Universal
• Beak Type: Carbide Serrated Beaks
• Insert Material: Tungsten Carbide
• Application: Upper Incisors, Cuspids, Bicuspids & Suitable Roots
• Design: Universal Upper Extraction Pattern
• Working Surface: Serrated carbide gripping inserts
• Use: Professional dental extraction procedures
• Reusable Instrument: Intended for appropriate professional cleaning, inspection, and sterilization procedures
• Suitable For: Dental clinics, oral surgery practices, hospitals, dental schools, and professional instrument sets