Fig. 93 – Upper Second Molars Left

Product Overview

Fig. 93 – Upper Second Molars Left is a professionally designed dental extraction forceps intended for the controlled removal of upper second molars located on the left side of the maxillary arch. This instrument belongs to the traditional English-pattern extracting forceps range and is specifically configured for left-sided upper second molar applications. Dental instrument catalog references identify Fig. 93 as “Upper Second Molars Left” and associate it with product/catalog number 111-098.

The instrument is designed around the anatomical requirements of posterior maxillary teeth, where access, visibility, tooth morphology, root configuration, and correct forceps orientation are important considerations. Upper second molars can present anatomical variations in their roots, including convergence or fusion, making an appropriately designed side-specific extraction instrument valuable for achieving controlled engagement.

Fig. 93 is therefore a suitable addition to professional dental instrument sets, oral surgery instrument trays, dental extraction kits, and clinical inventories requiring dedicated instrumentation for the left upper second molar region.

Product Name

Fig. 93 Upper Second Molars Left Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Classification

• Instrument Type: Dental Extraction Forceps
• Instrument Pattern: English Pattern
• Figure Number: Fig. 93
• Catalog / Reference Number: 111-098
• Application: Upper Second Molars
• Side: Left
• Dental Region: Maxillary Posterior Region
• Primary Function: Tooth Extraction
• Category: Dental Surgical Instruments
• Suitable For: Professional Dental and Oral Surgical Applications

Detailed Product Description

Fig. 93 Upper Second Molars Left is a specialized extraction forceps developed for use with left-sided maxillary second molars. Its configuration corresponds to the anatomical requirements of posterior upper teeth and provides clinicians with a dedicated instrument rather than relying on a universal forceps design.

The upper second molar is positioned posteriorly in the maxillary arch and can be comparatively difficult to access because of its location. The appropriate angulation and working geometry of a posterior extraction forceps help provide access while maintaining an effective relationship between the instrument and the tooth. Side-specific upper molar forceps are designed with their working ends oriented for the corresponding side of the dental arch.

The instrument may be incorporated into routine dental extraction sets, oral surgery trays, dental teaching collections, hospital dental departments, private dental clinics, and professional dental instrument inventories.