Fig. 92 – Upper Second Molars Right

English Pattern Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Name: Fig. 92 – Upper Second Molars Right
Instrument Type: Dental Extraction Forceps
Pattern: English Pattern
Application: Extraction of Upper Right Second Molars
Figure Number: 92
Catalog Reference: 111-097
Alternative Catalog Reference: SIMZ-YM1-105
Category: Extracting Forceps – English Pattern

Product Overview

The Fig. 92 Upper Second Molars Right Extraction Forceps is a precision dental extraction instrument specifically designed for the controlled removal of upper right second molars. Manufactured according to the English-pattern configuration, this specialized forceps is intended to provide dental professionals with secure tooth engagement, controlled manipulation, and dependable handling during routine and surgical dental extraction procedures.

The instrument is designed around the anatomical requirements associated with maxillary posterior teeth. Its working ends are configured to engage the crown of an upper second molar while allowing the clinician to establish a controlled grip before applying the appropriate extraction movements. The dedicated right-side configuration helps distinguish this instrument from corresponding left-side forceps and other universal or general-purpose extraction patterns.

Fig. 92 is identified in dental instrument catalogues as an English-pattern extracting forceps for upper second molars on the right side. The same catalogue sequence identifies Fig. 93 for upper second molars on the left, demonstrating the side-specific nature of these instruments.

This instrument is suitable for professional dental practices, oral surgery departments, dental hospitals, teaching institutions, dental clinics, and instrument distributors seeking a dedicated extraction forceps for maxillary right second molars.

Designed for Upper Right Second Molar Extraction

The upper second molar presents particular anatomical considerations because of its posterior position within the maxillary arch and its relationship to surrounding teeth and soft tissues. A dedicated extraction forceps allows the operator to select an instrument whose working geometry is appropriate for the intended tooth and side.

The Fig. 92 Upper Second Molars Right Forceps is therefore intended for use when extraction of a right maxillary second molar requires a suitably configured English-pattern instrument.

The forceps provides a firm mechanical interface between the operator and the tooth. Once appropriately positioned, the instrument can be used in conjunction with the clinician’s established extraction technique and appropriate luxation and rotational movements, as indicated by the clinical circumstances.

The objective is controlled force transmission rather than excessive force. Proper instrument selection, correct positioning, adequate visualization, and appropriate clinical technique are essential for safe and predictable extraction procedures.

Key Product Features

1. English Pattern Configuration

Fig. 92 belongs to the English-pattern family of dental extracting forceps. This established configuration is widely represented in professional dental instrument catalogues and provides clinicians with a recognizable design for tooth extraction procedures.

2. Right-Side Specific Design

The instrument is specifically designated for the upper right second molar. Side-specific instruments can help clinicians select an instrument whose working ends are appropriately oriented for the intended tooth.

3. Anatomically Oriented Working Ends

The working jaws are designed for engagement with the crown of the intended maxillary posterior tooth. Appropriate jaw-to-tooth contact helps establish a stable grip before controlled extraction forces are applied.

4. Controlled Force Transmission

A properly selected extraction forceps provides a mechanical advantage that assists the clinician in transferring hand-applied force to the tooth. Controlled force application is essential to minimize unnecessary trauma and avoid excessive loading of the instrument or tooth.

5. Professional Dental Instrument Design

Fig. 92 is intended for professional dental environments where reliability, functional accuracy, appropriate instrument geometry, and repeatable performance are important considerations.

6. Suitable for Dental Surgical Instrument Sets

The forceps can be incorporated into comprehensive dental extraction sets, oral surgery instrument trays, maxillary extraction kits, and professional dental clinic inventories.