Fig 51 ES – Extracting Forceps for Upper Molars (Special Design)

Product Overview

The Fig 51 ES Extracting Forceps for Upper Molars (Special Design) is designed for dental professionals who require a reliable instrument for tooth extraction procedures involving upper posterior teeth. Its specialized design aims to provide a secure grip, controlled handling, and convenient access to the treatment area.

The instrument is suitable for use in professional dental environments where appropriate extraction instruments are selected according to tooth anatomy and clinical requirements. Its ergonomic handling design supports instrument control during routine dental procedures.

Key Features

• Special Design: Developed for professional dental extraction applications.
• Controlled Handling: Designed to support a stable grip and precise instrument manipulation.
• Functional Beak Design: Intended to assist with gripping the tooth during extraction.
• Professional Dental Use: Suitable for dental clinics, hospitals, and oral surgery settings.
• Reusable Instrument: Can be reused when the material, manufacturer’s instructions, and validated reprocessing procedures permit.
• Easy Maintenance: Designed for routine instrument cleaning, inspection, and sterilization according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Product Specifications

• Product Name: Fig 51 ES Extracting Forceps
• Instrument Type: Dental Extracting Forceps
• Design: Special Design
• Application: Upper molar extraction, subject to confirmation of the exact Fig 51 ES pattern
• Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel, if confirmed by the manufacturer
• Finish: As supplied by the manufacturer
• Sterilization: Follow the manufacturer’s validated cleaning and sterilization instructions
• Packaging: As per supplier specification
• Quantity: 1 piece, unless otherwise specified

Applications

The instrument is intended for professional dental settings where extraction forceps are used as part of appropriate tooth extraction procedures. The precise tooth indication should be confirmed against the manufacturer’s catalogue and the instrument’s actual beak pattern before use.

Quality and Maintenance

Inspect the instrument before each use for damage, corrosion, hinge problems, or misaligned beaks. Clean and sterilize it according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and applicable clinical infection-control protocols. Do not use a damaged or defective instrument.