Extraction Forceps 89 Stainless Steel Dental Tool
Extraction Forceps 89 Stainless Steel Dental Tool
Extraction Forceps 89 for Upper Molar Extraction
The Extraction Forceps 89 is a pattern-specific dental extraction instrument designed for suitable upper molar procedures. Its anatomically contoured working beaks provide a defined approach to maxillary molar structure, making the No. 89 pattern particularly relevant when posterior tooth anatomy influences forceps selection.
The serrated beaks form the primary contact surfaces with the tooth. Their textured inner profile is designed to establish engagement with suitable accessible tooth structure once the forceps has been correctly positioned. Proper seating remains important and should be determined according to the individual tooth anatomy and extraction technique.
The No. 89 pattern gives the instrument its specific working geometry. Dental extraction forceps are produced in different patterns because the shape, curvature, and orientation of their working ends affect how they approach different teeth. Forceps 89 should therefore be selected when its configuration corresponds with the upper molar being treated rather than used as a universal extraction forceps.
The relationship between the contoured beaks, shank, and handle provides a defined working angle for posterior access. This allows the operator to position the working end around suitable molar structure while maintaining the handle in a practical position for the selected extraction movement.
The handle features a textured gripping surface that provides multiple points of hand contact. This supports instrument positioning while the beaks are being placed and during the controlled movements used for tooth removal.
Manufactured from stainless steel, the Forceps 89 is intended for repeated professional use. The instrument should be appropriately cleaned, inspected, sterilized, and maintained according to established dental instrument-processing procedures.
Key Features
- Extraction Forceps No. 89 pattern
- Designed for suitable upper molar extraction
- Anatomically contoured working beaks
- Serrated inner beak surfaces
- Defined maxillary molar contact profile
- Pattern-specific extraction geometry
- Textured handle for controlled hand positioning
- Suitable for posterior upper-tooth access
- Reusable stainless-steel dental instrument
- Suitable for routine and selected surgical extraction workflows
- Designed for repeated clinical processing
- Suitable for appropriate autoclave sterilization
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Extraction Forceps 89 used for?
Extraction Forceps 89 are designed for suitable upper molar extraction procedures where their contoured working geometry provides appropriate tooth access and engagement.
What is distinctive about the Forceps 89 beaks?
The beaks have an anatomically contoured profile with serrated inner surfaces, providing a defined contact configuration for suitable maxillary molar structure.
Why is the No. 89 pattern important?
The 89 designation identifies a specific forceps configuration. Pattern selection allows the clinician to choose working-end geometry that corresponds with the anatomy and access of the tooth.
Are Forceps 89 suitable for upper molars?
Yes. The No. 89 pattern is specifically positioned for suitable upper molar extraction procedures.
Can Forceps 89 be used for lower molars?
The 89 pattern is intended primarily for upper molar applications. A different forceps pattern may be more appropriate for mandibular molars depending on the tooth anatomy and required approach.
Is the Extraction Forceps 89 autoclavable?
The product is manufactured from stainless steel and is intended for repeated professional use with appropriate cleaning, inspection, sterilization, and maintenance procedures.