Fig 150 X – Upper Premolars, Incisors and Roots Extraction Forceps
Overview
The Fig 150 X Upper Premolars, Incisors and Roots Extraction Forceps is a dental extraction instrument designed for professional use in dentistry and oral surgery. This forceps pattern is intended to assist qualified dental professionals during the removal of selected teeth in the upper jaw, including incisors, premolars and suitable retained roots.
Designed around the general-purpose maxillary Fig. 150 forceps pattern, this instrument is a useful addition to a dental extraction instrument collection. Its working ends are intended to engage the tooth structure and help the practitioner apply controlled extraction movements according to the clinical situation.
Design and Functionality
The Fig 150 X pattern is intended to support practical handling during routine dental extraction procedures. The instrument’s gripping ends are designed for engagement with appropriate tooth structures, while its handles provide a means of applying controlled pressure and movement.
The precise jaw configuration, dimensions, surface finish and any special features associated with the “X” designation should be confirmed against the manufacturer’s product specifications.
Applications
This dental extraction forceps pattern may be selected by qualified dental professionals for appropriate cases involving:
- Extraction of upper incisors.
- Extraction of upper premolars.
- Removal of suitable retained upper roots.
- Routine maxillary extraction procedures.
- Professional dental and oral surgery instrument setups.
Instrument selection should always be based on tooth anatomy, root condition, clinical assessment and the manufacturer’s instructions.
Product Features
- Product type: Dental extraction forceps.
- Model: Fig 150 X.
- Application: Upper premolars, incisors and roots.
- Instrument category: Maxillary extraction instruments.
- Purpose: Gripping and removal of suitable upper teeth and retained roots.
- Design: Fig. 150-style pattern; verify the exact Fig 150 X configuration with the supplier.
- Intended users: Qualified dental professionals.
- Reusable instrument: Only if specified by the manufacturer and validated for repeated reprocessing.
Material and Manufacturing Quality
The material should be specified according to the actual product supplied. If manufactured from medical-grade stainless steel, the instrument should meet the applicable material and manufacturing requirements for its intended medical use.
Manufacturing quality, jaw alignment, gripping surfaces, joint movement and overall finish are important considerations when selecting dental extraction instruments. Buyers should confirm material grade, applicable certifications and quality documentation with the manufacturer or supplier.
Cleaning, Disinfection and Sterilization
Reusable dental extraction forceps must be cleaned, inspected, disinfected and sterilized in accordance with the manufacturer’s validated reprocessing instructions and applicable infection-prevention requirements.
Before each use, inspect the instrument for damage, corrosion, alignment problems or other defects. Do not use a damaged instrument or one that cannot be adequately reprocessed.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product name | Fig 150 X Extraction Forceps |
| Instrument category | Dental extraction instrument |
| Pattern | Fig. 150-style; exact X variant to be confirmed |
| Intended application | Upper premolars, incisors and roots |
| Jaw design | Confirm with manufacturer |
| Material | Confirm with supplier |
| Overall length | Confirm with supplier |
| Finish | Confirm with supplier |
| Sterilization compatibility | Follow manufacturer’s instructions |
| Reusable status | Confirm manufacturer labeling |
| Packaging | Confirm with supplier |
| Brand / Manufacturer | Add your brand or manufacturer’s name |
| Country of origin | Add verified country of origin |





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