Fig 35A – Upper Premolar Deep Gripping Root Forceps

Product Overview

Fig 35A – Upper Premolar Deep Gripping Root Forceps is a specialized dental extraction instrument designed for controlled gripping, manipulation, and removal of upper premolar teeth and retained or fractured root portions. Its deep-gripping working ends are designed to provide a secure purchase on difficult-to-access tooth structure while supporting controlled extraction movements.

The instrument is particularly useful in situations where conventional extraction forceps may have difficulty obtaining an adequate grip on the remaining tooth structure or root. The carefully formed beaks are intended to engage the target tooth or root securely, helping the dental professional maintain control throughout the extraction procedure.

Manufactured for professional dental use, the Fig 35A combines a practical working geometry with a balanced handle design to support precision, stability, and comfortable instrument handling. Its specialized configuration makes it a useful addition to dental extraction instrument sets used in general dentistry, oral surgery, dental clinics, teaching institutions, and professional surgical environments.

Product Name

Fig 35A Upper Premolar Deep Gripping Root Forceps

Instrument Type

Dental Extraction Forceps / Root Forceps

Intended Application

Designed primarily for the controlled extraction and manipulation of upper premolars and accessible upper premolar root fragments, particularly where a deeper and more secure grip is desirable.

Key Features

• Specialized design for upper premolar extraction procedures
• Deep-gripping beak configuration for improved engagement
• Suitable for gripping remaining tooth structure and root portions
• Designed to assist with controlled extraction movements
• Ergonomic handle profile for secure instrument handling
• Balanced construction for improved operator control
• Smooth, functional working surfaces
• Precision-oriented instrument geometry
• Suitable for professional dental and oral surgical environments
• Reusable design when supplied in a suitable sterilizable configuration
• Compatible with standard dental instrument sterilization protocols according to the manufacturer’s instructions

Detailed Description

The Fig 35A Upper Premolar Deep Gripping Root Forceps is developed for dental professionals who require a dependable instrument for gaining controlled access and purchase during upper premolar extraction procedures. Upper premolars can present challenging clinical conditions when the visible crown is compromised, fractured, heavily restored, or partially removed, leaving limited tooth structure available for conventional grasping.

The deep-gripping configuration of this forceps is intended to address such situations by allowing the working ends to engage the available tooth structure or root portion more effectively. The design supports controlled positioning of the beaks around the target structure, helping the operator establish a stable grip before applying appropriate extraction movements.

Its specialized geometry makes the instrument particularly valuable for procedures where precision and controlled force application are important. Rather than relying solely on superficial contact with the crown, the forceps can be positioned to obtain a deeper purchase where clinically appropriate. This can be especially useful when working with compromised upper premolars or retained root portions.

The handles are designed to provide a firm and comfortable grasp, allowing the operator to maintain control while positioning and manipulating the instrument. A well-balanced extraction forceps can contribute to improved handling during repetitive clinical procedures and can help the operator maintain accurate instrument orientation.

The Fig 35A is suitable for use in dental clinics, oral surgery practices, dental hospitals, teaching institutions, and professional dental instrument collections. It can also serve as a useful component of comprehensive extraction forceps sets for practitioners who regularly perform routine and more demanding dental extractions.