Fig. 80 (Upper Molar Roots) – Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

Fig. 80 (Upper Molar Roots) is a specialized dental extraction instrument designed for professional dental procedures involving the controlled removal of upper molar root portions and retained root structures. This instrument belongs to the category of dental extraction forceps developed to provide a secure and controlled grip on tooth-root structures during oral surgical and extraction procedures.

Upper molar roots can present particular challenges during extraction because maxillary molars commonly have multiple roots and may exhibit variations in root form, divergence, curvature, fracture, or remaining root structure. Consequently, the selection of an appropriately designed root extraction instrument is an important part of achieving controlled instrumentation and minimizing unnecessary manipulation of the surrounding tissues.

The Fig. 80 Upper Molar Roots Forceps is intended to provide the dental professional with an instrument specifically associated with upper molar root extraction requirements. Its specialized working-end configuration allows the operator to approach and engage suitable root structures where conventional crown-gripping forceps may not provide the required access or control.

Dental extraction forceps generally function by engaging the tooth or root and allowing the operator to apply controlled mechanical forces for mobilization and delivery. Proper instrument selection, positioning, visualization, and clinical technique remain essential for safe and effective dental extraction.

Product Name

Fig. 80 (Upper Molar Roots) Dental Extraction Forceps

Instrument Type

Dental Extraction / Root Forceps

Figure Number

Fig. 80

Intended Application

Extraction of Upper Molar Roots

Product Category

Dental Surgical Instruments / Tooth Extraction Instruments / Root Extraction Forceps

Suitable For

• Dental Clinics
• Dental Hospitals
• Oral Surgery Departments
• Maxillofacial Surgery Departments
• Dental Teaching Institutions
• Dental Laboratories and Training Facilities
• Professional Dental Practices
• Oral and Dental Surgical Procedures

Detailed Product Description

The Fig. 80 (Upper Molar Roots) forceps is manufactured as a purpose-oriented dental extraction instrument for situations where the clinician needs to obtain controlled engagement with root structures associated with maxillary molar teeth.

The anatomy of upper molars requires particular consideration during extraction. Maxillary molars commonly possess a palatal root together with two buccal roots, and the configuration, separation, curvature, and condition of these roots can vary considerably. Dental literature describes the importance of selecting forceps whose working ends correspond appropriately with the tooth or root being extracted and emphasizes correct alignment of the instrument with the root structure.

The Fig. 80 pattern is therefore particularly relevant where the remaining portion of an upper molar requires specialized root engagement rather than routine crown extraction.

Its application may be considered in appropriate clinical situations involving:

• Retained upper molar roots
• Fractured upper molar roots
• Remaining root portions following crown fracture
• Severely damaged upper molars
• Root fragments requiring controlled removal
• Surgical extraction procedures involving maxillary molar roots
• Other clinically indicated upper molar root extraction procedures

The instrument is intended for use by qualified dental professionals who have appropriate training in dental extraction and oral surgical techniques.

Key Features

1. Specialized Upper Molar Root Application

Fig. 80 is specifically identified for upper molar roots, making it a specialized addition to a professional dental extraction instrument collection.

2. Controlled Root Engagement

The working ends are intended to assist the clinician in obtaining controlled engagement with an appropriate root structure when adequate access and visualization are available.

3. Suitable for Professional Dental Procedures

This instrument is designed for use in professional dental environments where precision, control, instrument reliability, and appropriate sterilization practices are essential.

4. Specialized Extraction Instrument

Unlike general-purpose extraction forceps, a dedicated root forceps pattern can provide the clinician with an instrument better suited to specific root-related extraction requirements.

5. Useful for Difficult Extraction Cases

Upper molar roots can present complex extraction conditions because of root divergence, curvature, fracture, surrounding bone, and anatomical relationships. A specialized instrument may form part of the clinician’s selected instrumentation for such cases.

6. Professional Dental Instrument Design

The Fig. 80 pattern is intended as a purpose-specific dental instrument for oral extraction procedures and can be incorporated into comprehensive dental extraction sets.