Dental Extraction Forceps #1 - Upper Straight Wide Tip | Artman Instruments

Recommended Users

Dentists, oral surgery teams and trained dental professionals selecting a #1 upper forceps pattern for clinical extraction procedures.

#1 Upper Anterior Pattern

The #1 forceps pattern is commonly used for maxillary incisors and canines. Clinicians should select the extraction forceps pattern according to tooth anatomy, access and the individual case.

Key Features

• #1 upper straight wide-tip pattern
• Serrated working surface
• Slip-resistant ergonomic handle
• Balanced open-close mechanism
• Medical-grade stainless steel
• Fully autoclavable

Professional Applications

• Maxillary anterior extraction workflows where a #1 pattern is appropriate
• General dentistry and oral surgery instrument setups
• Practices organizing extraction forceps by tooth/arch pattern

Product Specifications

Pattern: #1 upper straight wide tip
Working end: Serrated
Material: Medical-grade stainless steel
Handle: Slip-resistant ergonomic grip
Reprocessing: Reusable and fully autoclavable

Handling & Reprocessing

Inspect beak alignment and hinge action before use. Clean, dry and sterilize according to the instrument and facility protocol; remove the instrument from service if the working ends no longer align correctly.

Pattern Selection Note

Do not substitute forceps solely by number without considering the tooth and anatomy. #1 is an upper/anterior pattern; other maxillary and mandibular forceps have different beak geometry.

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Why Artman Instruments

Artman offers multiple numbered extraction-forceps patterns in reusable stainless steel, helping dental teams select a working-end design matched to the intended arch and procedure. Choose #1 when an upper straight anterior pattern is indicated.