EXTRACTING FORCEPS AMERICAN PATTERN (EXTRACTING FORCEPS FOR UPPER MOLARS SPECIAL DESIGN) # 51ES
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The #51ES is a further specialized variant within the #51 series of American-pattern dental extraction forceps, designed for upper molars. The "ES" suffix likely stands for "English Style" or denotes a specific "Ergonomic Standard" model, indicating a design that may incorporate features from English-pattern forceps (such as a different beak angle or handle design) while maintaining its American pattern classification. This "special design" is engineered to optimize access, grip, and mechanical advantage for extracting maxillary molars in challenging anatomical situations.
Challenging Maxillary Molar Extractions: Used for the removal of upper molars in cases where patient anatomy (e.g., high maxillary sinus, prominent cheekbone) makes standard forceps less effective.
Alternative Mechanical Approach: Provides a different beak engagement and force vector, which can be crucial for molars with divergent roots, large furcations, or weakened crowns.
Oral Surgery and Complex Exodontia: A valuable instrument in surgical trays for planned extractions or in the management of intraoperative challenges.
Practitioner Preference: Often selected by dentists who have developed a technique that benefits from this specific hybrid design.
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