Extracting Forceps English Pattern Fig 29 – Upper Roots

Extracting Forceps English Pattern Fig. 29 is an essential tool for oral surgeons and dental practitioners, designed to handle the complexities of upper root extractions. Its fine beak geometry allows for easy access and a firm hold on fragments or roots that have broken off at or below the gum line. At Dentstar International, we ensure every instrument is precision-crafted in Sialkot to meet the highest global surgical standards.

Key Features & Clinical Benefits

• Root-Specific Beak Geometry: Features extra-narrow, serrated beaks that provide a secure, non-slip grip on even the smallest upper root fragments.

• Premium German-Grade Steel: Crafted from high-quality, corrosion-resistant surgical stainless steel, ensuring the instrument maintains its mechanical integrity through repeated sterilization cycles.

• Ergonomic Textured Handle: The handle features a deep-knurled grip for maximum tactile sensation and a secure hold, reducing hand fatigue during delicate procedures.

• Atraumatic Performance: Polished jaw edges and slim profiles allow for deep subgingival engagement with minimal trauma to the surrounding alveolar bone and gingival tissue.

• Maintenance: 100% reusable and fully compatible with standard autoclave and ultrasonic cleaning protocols.

Technical Specifications

• Pattern: English Pattern Fig. 29

• Application: Dental Surgery (Upper Remaining Roots)

• Material: Surgical Grade Stainless Steel

• Finish: Satin / Anti-Glare

• Instrument Length: Approximately 17.5cm

• Certification: ISO 13485 and CE Compliant

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Can Fig. 29 be used for incisors? While designed for roots, the fine beaks can sometimes be used for upper incisors in pediatric or narrow cases, but its primary clinical indication is for upper root fragments.

• Is there a smaller version for children? Yes, the Fig. 29S is often used as the pediatric variant with more slender beaks for smaller root fragments.