Fig 99 A (Kells Upper Incisors, Canines & Premolars) – Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

The Fig 99 A Kells Upper Incisors, Canines & Premolars Extraction Forceps is a specialized dental instrument designed for use in tooth extraction procedures involving the anterior and premolar regions of the maxillary arch. Its established Kells pattern makes it a useful addition to professional dental extraction instrument sets.

Designed for professional dental practice, this forceps supports the controlled grasping and manipulation of teeth during extraction. Its working ends are intended to adapt to the anatomy of the designated upper teeth, helping qualified dental professionals maintain instrument control throughout the procedure.

The Fig 99 A Kells pattern is particularly relevant for dental practices that require a dedicated instrument for upper incisors, canines, and premolars. It can be incorporated into routine extraction instrument trays and selected according to the clinical requirements of each patient.

Design and Functionality

The instrument follows the American pattern of dental extraction forceps. Its configuration is intended to support access to the upper anterior and premolar regions while allowing the practitioner to maintain a stable hand position.

The handle is designed for manual operation, enabling the dental professional to apply controlled pressure and appropriate movements during extraction. Proper instrument selection, placement, and technique are essential for minimizing unnecessary trauma to surrounding tissues.

The Fig 99 A designation identifies the Kells pattern intended for upper incisors, canines, and premolars. It should be selected according to the tooth being treated, its root anatomy, and the patient’s clinical condition.

Key Features and Benefits

• Kells Pattern Design: A recognized American-pattern extraction forceps configuration.
• Upper Tooth Application: Intended for maxillary incisors, canines, and premolars.
• Controlled Instrument Handling: Supports a secure grasp and deliberate manipulation during extraction.
• Dedicated Dental Instrument: Helps organize extraction trays according to tooth type and clinical requirements.
• Professional Clinical Use: Suitable for appropriately equipped dental clinics, hospitals, and oral surgery settings.
• Reusable Instrument Option: Reusable construction and sterilization compatibility depend on the material and specifications of the supplied model.