Fig 103 upper canines AE 1097 Arsa Enterprises

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Fig 103 upper canines AE 1097

Product Description: Fig 103 Upper Canines AE 1097 – Extracting Forceps

The Fig 103 Upper Canines AE 1097 Extracting Forceps are precision-engineered instruments specifically crafted for the extraction of upper maxillary canines. Known for their elongated root structure and deep anchorage in the alveolar bone, upper canines require a highly specialized tool for safe and effective removal. These forceps provide dental professionals with the ideal combination of anatomical design, surgical strength, and ergonomic control to handle even the most challenging canine extractions.

Upper canines are often among the most difficult teeth to extract due to their long, conical roots and their strategic location near the corners of the maxillary arch. The AE 1097 forceps are designed with tapered, anatomically contoured beaks that conform precisely to the canine’s root shape. This allows for a secure grip below the cementoenamel junction, minimizing the risk of slipping or breaking the root during extraction. The precise beak angulation also enables optimal access and control in the curved anterior region of the upper jaw.

Made from high-grade, surgical-quality stainless steel, these forceps offer excellent resistance to corrosion and are fully autoclavable, ensuring long-lasting performance and hygiene compliance. The smooth and sturdy hinge mechanism delivers superior mechanical advantage, allowing for controlled force application with excellent tactile sensitivity. This is essential for atraumatic extraction, reducing the chance of damage to the surrounding bone or soft tissue—particularly important in cases where future implant placement or prosthetic work is planned.

The ergonomic handle design features non-slip grip surfaces that reduce operator fatigue and enhance precision, making these forceps well-suited for both routine and surgical procedures. Their balance and feel in hand provide clinicians with confidence, even during more complex cases involving deeply rooted or malpositioned canines.

In educational and clinical training environments, the Fig 103 AE 1097 forceps are frequently used for teaching proper techniques in canine tooth removal. They support foundational learning while reinforcing the importance of anatomical respect and force control.

Whether used in general dentistry, oral surgery, or academic settings, the Fig 103 Upper Canines AE 1097 Extracting Forceps stand out as a reliable, durable, and essential instrument for successful canine extractions—combining precision, comfort, and clinical confidence in one expertly crafted tool.