Fig. 162 – Children’s Upper Centrals

Children’s Dental Extraction Forceps – Fig. 162

Fig. 162 – Children’s Upper Centrals is a specialized dental extraction forceps designed for use in pediatric dentistry, particularly for the controlled extraction of upper central teeth in children. This instrument belongs to the Children’s Pattern Extracting Forceps range and is identified in professional dental instrument catalogs as Fig. 162 – Children’s Upper Centrals.

The instrument is designed with the requirements of pediatric dental procedures in mind, providing a compact and appropriately proportioned working design for access to the anterior region of the upper dental arch. Its specialized pattern enables the dental professional to achieve a controlled grip during extraction procedures when removal of an upper central tooth is clinically indicated.

Product Overview

Fig. 162 Children’s Upper Centrals is manufactured as a precision dental extraction instrument for pediatric applications. The forceps incorporates a carefully designed handle, joint mechanism, and working beaks intended to provide controlled handling and secure engagement with the tooth.

Its pediatric-oriented construction makes it suitable for dental professionals who require an appropriately sized extraction instrument for children rather than relying exclusively on larger adult extraction patterns.

The designation Fig. 162 is used in several professional dental instrument catalogs to identify this particular children’s extraction forceps pattern. Catalog references also distinguish Fig. 162 from other pediatric patterns, including Fig. 161 for children’s lower teeth and roots and Fig. 163 for children’s upper centrals.

Intended Application

The primary application of Fig. 162 Children’s Upper Centrals is the extraction of appropriate upper central teeth in pediatric patients when extraction has been determined to be clinically necessary.

Typical applications may include situations where a primary or developing tooth requires removal according to the treatment plan established by the dental professional. The instrument is intended to facilitate controlled engagement and manipulation of the tooth during the extraction procedure.

Application:

• Pediatric dental extraction procedures
• Upper central teeth
• Children’s dentistry
• Anterior maxillary extraction procedures
• Controlled tooth engagement during extraction

The precise clinical use should always be determined by a qualified dental professional according to the patient’s anatomy, tooth condition, age, and treatment requirements.