Extracting Forceps American Pattern Fig 32 – Upper Premolars

Extracting Forceps American Pattern Fig. 32 is engineered to meet the unique anatomical challenges of the maxillary premolar region. With beaks that are narrower than molar forceps but more robust than anterior patterns, the Fig. 32 provides the perfect balance for extracting upper bicuspids. Its straight-handle design with a subtle beak angle ensures that the clinician can apply controlled rotational force without risking damage to the adjacent teeth. At Dentstar International, we hand-finish every instrument in Sialkot, ensuring the internal serrations are sharp enough to prevent slippage on the smooth enamel of premolars.

Key Features & Clinical Benefits

• Slender Bicuspid Beaks: The narrow beak profile allows for deep subgingival seating, ensuring a secure hold on the root structure even when the crown is partially compromised.

• Precision Maxillary Leverage: Designed to facilitate the buccolingual movements required to luxate maxillary premolars with minimal trauma to the alveolar bone.

• American Box-Joint Hinge: A robust, hidden hinge design that provides a smooth operative feel and prevents the trapping of debris or soft tissue.

• Premium German-Grade Steel: Forged from high-carbon surgical stainless steel for exceptional durability and total resistance to corrosion after repeated autoclave cycles.

• Ergonomic Knurled Grip: The traditional American knurled handle provides a superior non-slip surface, giving the clinician maximum tactile feedback during delicate extractions.

Technical Specifications

• Pattern: American Pattern Fig. 32

• Application: Maxillary Premolars (Upper Bicuspids)

• Material: Surgical Grade Stainless Steel

• Finish: Satin / Anti-Glare

• Maintenance: 100% Reusable and fully autoclavable

• Compliance: ISO 13485 and CE Certified