Extracting Forceps, Upper Canines

Description

Extracting Forceps Upper Canines

Intrace USA builds these extracting forceps upper canines with broad, deep beaks that grip well down the long single root of an upper cuspid. This listing brings four figures together in one place, so a practice can pick the pattern that suits the tooth rather than searching across separate listings. Every unit is inspected before it ships.

Choosing the right figure

The upper canine has the longest root in the mouth, so the grip has to come from beaks that seat well apical of the crown. Number 107 is the standard pattern. The Nevius 10 H and 10 S patterns offer heavier and slimmer beaks on the same approach, and the Trotter 168 gives an alternative shank angle.

Key features of these extracting forceps upper canines

• Beak profiles matched to the upper canines site
• Maker patterns kept under their own names in the dropdown
• Durable stainless construction built for repeated clinical use

Who uses this instrument, and why

General dentists and oral surgeons reach for these forceps in routine extractions. Because presentations vary, professionals should confirm that the figure they choose matches the procedure at hand.

Care and maintenance

Clean and dry these extracting forceps upper canines after each use. Wash with a neutral pH detergent, rinse thoroughly, and then follow your facility’s sterilization protocol. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive pads, since they can dull the stainless steel finish over time. Store the instruments separately, so the working surfaces stay free of nicks and scratches.

Compliance and quality

Intrace USA builds every figure from surgical-grade stainless steel. Each unit passes inspection before dispatch from our Georgia facility. Browse the rest of our dental instrument range for matching elevators, luxators and root tip picks.