Upper Molar Forcep | Medic Instrument

The Upper Molar Forcep is a specialized dental extraction instrument designed for the removal of maxillary molar teeth. Its beaks are anatomically contoured to fit the unique multi-rooted structure of upper molars, which typically have three roots (two buccal and one palatal). The forceps allow the dentist to engage the tooth at the furcation and apply a combination of controlled buccal, palatal, and rotational forces to safely luxate and extract the tooth with minimal trauma to the surrounding maxillary bone and sinus floor.

Key Features:

Beaks contoured to fit the anatomy of maxillary first and second molars.
Designed to engage the molar at the root bifurcation for a secure grip.
Facilitates the application of proper buccal, palatal, and rotational extraction forces.
Essential for routine and surgical removal of upper molars.
Robust construction provides the necessary leverage for molar extraction.
Part of a comprehensive set of dental extraction forceps.