Fig. 95 – Upper Molars Left

English Pattern Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Name: Fig. 95 Upper Molars Left Extraction Forceps
Instrument Type: Dental Extraction Forceps
Pattern: English Pattern
Application: Extraction of Left Upper Molars
Instrument Category: Oral Surgery & Dental Extraction Instruments
Material: Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel
Finish: Smooth, Professional Instrument Finish
Reusable Instrument: Yes, subject to appropriate cleaning, inspection, sterilization, and reprocessing procedures

Product Overview

The Fig. 95 Upper Molars Left Extraction Forceps is a professionally designed dental extraction instrument developed for controlled and efficient extraction procedures involving the left-side upper molar teeth. This instrument follows the established English-pattern configuration used for dental extraction forceps and is specifically identified in dental instrument catalogues as Fig. 95 – Upper Molars, Left.

Designed with attention to jaw configuration, instrument balance, handling characteristics, and controlled tooth engagement, the Fig. 95 forceps provides dental professionals with a dedicated instrument option for procedures involving left upper molars. Its application-specific design distinguishes it from universal extraction forceps and from corresponding right-side upper molar patterns.

The working ends are configured to engage the crown and accessible tooth structure of the intended upper molar region while the handles provide the operator with the leverage and control required during a carefully performed extraction procedure. The left-sided configuration is particularly relevant where an instrument specifically adapted to the anatomical orientation of the left upper molar region is preferred.

Fig. 95 is listed by multiple dental instrument catalogues as an English-pattern extraction forceps for left upper molars, confirming its recognized application within conventional dental extraction instrument ranges.

Professional Design and Construction

The Fig. 95 Upper Molars Left Extraction Forceps is manufactured as a precision dental instrument intended for professional clinical use. Its construction focuses on the fundamental requirements of a dental extraction instrument: dependable mechanical performance, controlled handling, appropriate jaw geometry, durability, and resistance to routine clinical reprocessing.

The instrument incorporates carefully formed working jaws designed for the intended upper molar application. Proper jaw alignment is important because extraction forceps must establish a secure and controlled engagement with the tooth before the operator applies the appropriate clinical movements.

The handles are designed to provide a practical grip and controlled manipulation during use. A well-balanced extraction forceps allows the dental professional to maintain appropriate control over the instrument while positioning the working ends and carrying out the extraction technique selected for the individual clinical situation.

Manufacturers may offer this pattern in high-quality surgical stainless steel, with some suppliers specifically identifying AISI 420 surgical-grade stainless steel for comparable Fig. 95 English-pattern instruments.

Intended Application

The primary application of Fig. 95 Upper Molars Left Extraction Forceps is the professional extraction of left upper molar teeth.

Upper molars have anatomical characteristics that differ from many other teeth, including their crown morphology and root configuration. Consequently, dental extraction forceps are commonly produced in different patterns to accommodate different tooth groups and anatomical orientations.

The Fig. 95 pattern is intended specifically for the left upper molar region, making it a dedicated instrument within a comprehensive extraction forceps collection.

It may be suitable for use in:

• General dental extraction procedures
• Oral surgery procedures
• Dental clinics
• Oral and maxillofacial surgical environments
• Dental hospitals
• Teaching and training institutions
• Dental instrument sets
• Professional dental surgery kits
• Dental extraction instrument collections
• OEM and private-label dental instrument programs