Extracting Forcep Fig 1 for Upper Anterior Extractions
Extracting Forceps Fig 1 gives you a controlled grip on upper anterior teeth and roots. Dentists rely on it because the grooved beaks hold the tooth firmly. Moreover, the cross-hatched handle keeps your hand from slipping. As a result, you apply steady luxation force without crushing the crown. Oral surgeons also choose it for routine upper root removals.
We engrave the pattern code ID-12-0001 on the shank, so your team identifies the instrument quickly after sterilization. In fact, the stainless steel body resists rust and withstands repeated autoclave cycles. Therefore, distributors and suppliers can stock one dependable Fig 1 pattern for clinics and hospital surgical departments. However, always confirm the pattern against your clinical needs before ordering.
Specifications
Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Pattern / Model | Fig. 1 (engraved code ID-12-0001) |
| Intended teeth | Upper incisors, canines, and roots |
| Length | 15–17 cm |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Beak type | Grooved (serrated) inner gripping surface |
| Handle type | Cross-hatched anti-slip texture |
| Joint | Hinged joint |
| Finish | Polished body with textured handle |
| Sterilization method | Steam autoclave |
| Reusable / Disposable | Reusable |
| Country of manufacture | Pakistan |
| Certification | ISO/CE Certified |
Clinical Applications
- Simple extraction of upper central and lateral incisors with mobility or deep caries.
- Extraction of upper canines after you loosen the ligament with an elevator.
- Removal of retained upper roots and root fragments after crown fracture.
- Extraction of periodontally compromised upper anterior teeth before denture or bridge treatment.
- Extraction of upper anterior teeth with failed endodontic treatment or fractured restorations.
Key Benefits / Real Differentiators
- Grooved beaks: Serrated grooves line the inner beak surface. Consequently, the forceps keep their hold while you luxate and rotate the tooth.
- Cross-hatched anti-slip handle: A diamond texture covers the full grip length. Your fingers stay stable during long extraction sessions and when you wear wet gloves.
- Autoclave-ready stainless steel: The body tolerates steam sterilization and resists rust.
- Engraved pattern code: The ID-12-0001 marking lets stockists identify each pair at a glance, so reorders stay accurate.
Ideal For
General dental practices, oral and maxillofacial surgery units, hospital dental departments, and dental college teaching clinics use this pattern daily. Furthermore, dental instrument distributors, wholesalers, and tender suppliers stock it to complete extraction sets for upper anterior teeth.
Request a Quote NowFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
You use it mainly on upper incisors, canines, and retained upper roots. Its narrow, grooved beaks fit single-rooted anterior teeth. Therefore, choose a different pattern for multi-rooted upper molars.
Yes. The stainless steel body tolerates steam sterilization and resists rust. Clean and dry the instrument first, then follow your sterilizer’s instructions and the CDC dental infection control guidance. Rinse the joint and grooves thoroughly, because debris hides in the cross-hatching.
It is reusable. Inspect the joint and beaks after each cycle. Replace the pair if the grooves smooth out or the joint loosens, since a worn grip reduces control.
Yes, we supply distributors, wholesalers, dentists, and oral surgeons. Contact us for minimum order quantity and wholesale pricing.
Fig 1 has narrow beaks for single-rooted anterior teeth and roots. In contrast, patterns such as Fig 17 and Fig 18 carry wider beaks for upper molars.
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