Fig. 35 Upper Universal Thin Tip Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

Fig. 35 Upper Universal Thin Tip Dental Extraction Forceps is a precision-designed dental extraction instrument intended for controlled removal of upper premolars and selected upper teeth where a slender, deep-reaching beak profile is advantageous. The Fig. 35 pattern is widely associated with upper premolar extraction and deep-gripping applications. Its thin, tapered working tips are designed to provide close adaptation around the cervical portion of the tooth, helping the clinician establish a secure grip while maintaining controlled extraction movements.

The specialized thin-tip configuration makes this instrument particularly useful when access around the tooth is limited or when a deeper grip is required. Manufacturer catalogs describe Fig. 35 instruments as upper-premolar forceps with deep-gripping or special-beak configurations, with certain versions designed to reach beneath the gingival margin.

Designed for professional dental environments, this extraction forceps combines a practical English-pattern configuration with precision-formed beaks and ergonomically shaped handles. The instrument is suitable for use in dental clinics, oral surgery practices, dental hospitals, teaching institutions, and professional dental instrument sets.

Product Name

Fig. 35 Upper Universal Thin Tip Dental Extraction Forceps

Alternative Product Names

• Fig. 35 Extraction Forceps
• Fig. 35 Upper Premolar Forceps
• Fig. 35 Upper Universal Forceps
• Upper Universal Thin Tip Forceps
• Thin Tip Upper Extraction Forceps
• Upper Premolar Extraction Forceps
• Dental Extracting Forceps Fig. 35
• English Pattern Fig. 35 Forceps
• Deep-Gripping Upper Premolar Forceps
• Upper Tooth Extraction Forceps

Intended Application

The Fig. 35 Upper Universal Thin Tip Forceps is primarily designed for the extraction of upper premolars, particularly where the clinician requires a narrow working end and controlled deep engagement. The thin beaks can facilitate close access to the tooth and are intended to provide a stable grip during carefully controlled luxation and extraction procedures.

The instrument should be used only by appropriately trained dental professionals and in accordance with established clinical techniques and applicable infection-control procedures.