Upper Premolar Extracting Forceps for Maxillary Extractions
Upper premolar extracting forceps let you remove maxillary premolars with steady, controlled force. Because the premolar roots are slim, the beaks must grip without crushing the crown. Therefore, we shape the curved beaks to hold the tooth firmly. Moreover, the cross-hatched handle keeps your hand from slipping.
We stamp the pattern number 7 on the handle and engrave ID-12-0007 on the shank. As a result, your team identifies the pair quickly on the tray. In fact, the German quality series marking tells distributors which line they stock. However, always match the pattern to the tooth before you order.
Specifications
Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product code | RD-ID-12-0007 (engraved on the shank) |
| Pattern marking | 7 (stamped on the handle) |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Beak type | Curved beaks with a smooth gripping surface |
| Handle type | Cross-hatched anti-slip texture |
| Joint | Hinged joint |
| Finish | Polished body with textured handle |
| Series | German Quality & Series |
Clinical Applications
- Simple extraction of maxillary first and second premolars.
- Removal of premolars extracted for orthodontic space creation.
- Extraction of carious or fractured premolars once you loosen the ligament with an elevator.
- Removal of periodontally compromised premolars before denture or bridge planning.
Key Benefits / Real Differentiators
- Curved beaks: The curve follows the premolar crown, so the grip stays centered during luxation.
- Cross-hatched handle: A diamond texture covers the full grip length, so your fingers stay stable with wet gloves.
- Hinged joint: The joint opens and closes smoothly, so you control the closing force.
- German series marking: The shank code lets stockists identify and reorder the right pattern quickly.
Ideal For
General dental practices, oral surgery units, orthodontic clinics that extract premolars, and dental college teaching clinics rely on this pattern. Furthermore, distributors and tender suppliers stock it to complete upper-arch extraction sets.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
You use it on maxillary premolars. Therefore, choose a molar pattern for multi-rooted upper teeth.
Fig 7 targets premolars with curved beaks. In contrast, Fig 1 forceps for upper anterior teeth suit incisors and canines.
Once confirmed, clean and dry the pair and follow the CDC dental infection control guidance. Brush the cross-hatching, because debris hides there.
Stainless steel forceps are normally reusable. Inspect the joint and beaks after each cycle.
