Fig 39 – Children’s Upper Molars Universal Dental Extraction Forceps

Professional Description

Fig 39 – Children’s Upper Molars Universal Dental Extraction Forceps is a specialized pediatric dental extraction instrument designed for the controlled removal of primary upper molar teeth. Its compact pediatric configuration is intended to provide dental professionals with appropriate access, handling, and control when performing extractions involving children’s upper molars.

The Fig 39 pattern is recognized within dental extraction forceps classifications as an instrument for children’s upper molars. Its specialized design distinguishes it from conventional adult extraction forceps by providing a more suitable working profile for the smaller anatomy encountered in pediatric dentistry.

Manufactured for professional dental applications, this instrument is suitable for use in dental clinics, pediatric dentistry practices, oral surgery departments, dental hospitals, teaching institutions, and professional dental instrument supply programs. The carefully formed working ends are intended to facilitate secure engagement with the tooth while allowing the clinician to maintain controlled instrument manipulation throughout the extraction procedure.

Product Name

Fig 39 – Children’s Upper Molars Universal

Instrument Type

Pediatric Dental Extraction Forceps

Intended Application

Extraction of Primary Upper Molars in Pediatric Dentistry

Figure Number

Fig. 39

Design

Universal Pediatric Upper Molar Pattern

Clinical Category

Pediatric Tooth Extraction Instrument

Key Features

1. Pediatric-Specific Configuration

Fig 39 is designed specifically for pediatric dental applications involving the upper molar region. Its specialized dimensions and working configuration are intended to accommodate the smaller anatomical characteristics associated with primary teeth.

2. Upper Molar Application

The instrument is intended for use with children’s upper molars, making it an appropriate addition to a pediatric extraction instrument collection. Dental catalogs identify Fig. 39 specifically for children’s upper molar extraction.

3. Controlled Tooth Engagement

The working ends are designed to provide appropriate engagement with the tooth during extraction. Proper instrument selection allows the dental professional to maintain controlled positioning and manipulation during the procedure.

4. Pediatric Dental Instrument Design

Compared with standard adult extraction forceps, pediatric patterns are designed around the smaller dimensions and anatomical requirements encountered during treatment of primary teeth.

5. Professional Handling

The forceps are designed to provide the clinician with a secure and controlled hand grip, supporting accurate positioning and manipulation during professional dental procedures.

6. Durable Construction

For professional dental instrument manufacturing, the forceps can be produced from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, providing durability, corrosion resistance, and suitability for repeated sterilization when manufactured and maintained according to applicable standards.