Dental Extraction Forceps #150 - Upper Universal | Artman Instruments

Recommended Users

Dentists and oral surgery teams selecting the #150 maxillary universal forceps pattern for professional extraction procedures.

#150 Upper Universal Pattern

The #150 is a maxillary universal forceps pattern commonly used for upper incisors, canines and premolars. Tooth anatomy and case requirements should guide final instrument selection.

Key Features

• #150 maxillary/upper universal pattern
• Serrated working beaks
• Slip-resistant ergonomic handle
• Medical-grade stainless steel
• Corrosion-resistant reusable construction
• Fully autoclavable

Common Professional Uses

• Upper incisor and canine extraction workflows
• Maxillary premolar extraction workflows
• General dental and oral surgery setups requiring a #150 pattern

Product Specifications

Pattern: #150 upper universal
Working end: Serrated beaks
Material: Medical-grade stainless steel
Handle: Slip-resistant ergonomic design
Reprocessing: Reusable and fully autoclavable

#150 vs #151

The #150 is the upper/maxillary universal pattern. The #151 is the lower/mandibular universal counterpart. Keeping the two patterns clearly identified helps practices select the correct forceps by arch.

Care & Reprocessing

Inspect the beaks and hinge for alignment before use. Clean, dry and sterilize according to the instrument and practice protocol, and remove damaged or misaligned forceps from service.

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Why Artman Instruments

Artman offers numbered extraction-forceps patterns in reusable stainless steel so practices can organize instruments by intended arch and working-end design. Choose #150 when an upper universal pattern is appropriate.