Harris Upper Molar Right Forcep
The Harris Upper Molar Right Forcep is a specific pattern of dental extraction forceps, named for its design, intended for the removal of maxillary right molar teeth. It is characterized by its beak design, which is adapted to grasp the distinct root morphology of upper molars. This instrument provides the dentist with a secure grip and the mechanical advantage needed to apply the correct combination of forces—typically an initial buccal movement followed by a palatal and rotational motion—to successfully and safely extract the tooth.
Key Features:
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Specific beak pattern (Harris design) adapted for maxillary right molar roots.
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Provides a secure, non-slip grip on the crown and root bifurcation.
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Facilitates the proper biomechanical forces for molar extraction: buccal expansion, palatal pressure, and rotation.
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Essential for the removal of maxillary right first, second, and sometimes third molars.
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Durable construction to withstand the significant forces involved in molar extraction.
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A specialized, reliable instrument in the dental surgeon’s armamentarium.
Remove upper right molars with confidence using the biomechanically designed Harris Upper Molar Right Forcep from Medic Instrument.
