Pediatric Extraction Forcep Collection

Which Pediatric Extraction Forceps Do You Need?

Pick the pattern family, then the forceps number and finish; every pediatric forceps in the collection is linked once below by its Zepf number.

English Pattern, Roba Design

English Pattern, without spring

American Pattern

Lifetime Warranty

Every dental extraction forcep in this collection is backed by a Lifetime Warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship for the life of the instrument. This coverage is exclusive to the Helmut Zepf dental extraction forcep category.

Pediatric-Specific Design Philosophy

Each Helmut Zepf pediatric extraction forcep is scaled to the smaller arch, with smaller beaks shaped for primary teeth to give a secure grip on deciduous teeth.

Key Features

• Atraumatic Performance — Precision-machined beaks reduce applied force, protecting surrounding bone and soft tissue
• Ergonomic Excellence — Lightweight, balanced handles minimize hand fatigue across longer or multiple procedures
• German Craftsmanship — Helmut Zepf has been making the best forceps in the world in Germany since 1921
• Available Patterns — English Pattern #7, #13, #22, #29, #33, #51 and #52 in Roba Design (standard or diamond coated) and without spring, and American Pattern #150-AS, #151-AS (standard or diamond coated), Cryer #150-S and #151-S and Hull #101 for children, including pediatric Ash pattern (English pattern) forceps in #13, #22 and #33 Roba Design

Who Benefits from This Collection?

This collection is ideal for pediatric dentists, general practitioners treating mixed dentition patients, and sedation practices where gentle, controlled extractions are essential. Each pediatric extraction forcep in the Zepf range delivers the control, comfort, and clinical reliability that young patients and clinicians alike depend on.

Clinical Use

Per the product titles, the collection holds forceps for children: English Pattern #7, #13, #22, #29, #33, #51 and #52 in Roba Design and without spring, and American Pattern #150-AS, #150-S (Cryer) for upper teeth, #151-AS, #151-S (Cryer) for lower teeth, and Hull #101 for deciduous teeth.

Care and Reconditioning

Zepf extraction forceps are re-aligned and reconditioned by our sharpening and reconditioning service when the beaks wear or the joint loosens. Clean, disinfect and sterilize between patients; our Surgical Instrument Reprocessing & Sterilization Guide covers the general workflow for Helmut Zepf extraction forceps.

Compare With

Related Helmut Zepf collections: Pediatric Extraction Forceps No. 13, Pediatric Extraction Forceps No. 22, Pediatric Extraction Forceps No. 33, Pediatric Extraction Forceps - Diamond Tipped by Helmut Zepf, Ash Dental Forceps – Ash Pattern (English Pattern) Extraction Forceps, and American Pattern Extraction Forceps. For forceps numbers and terminology, see the Surgical Instrument Comparison Chart, the Extraction Forceps Numbers Guide and the Surgical Instrument Glossary.

FAQ

Are these forceps compatible with standard sterilization protocols? Yes. Zepf instruments are manufactured from high-grade surgical stainless steel engineered to withstand hundreds of autoclave sterilization cycles without compromising integrity or sharpness.

What patterns are available in this pediatric extraction forcep collection? English Pattern #7, #13, #22, #29, #33, #51 and #52 in Roba Design (standard or diamond coated) and without spring, plus American Pattern #150-AS and #151-AS (standard or diamond coated), Cryer #150-S and #151-S and Hull #101 for deciduous teeth.

Where are Helmut Zepf pediatric instruments available in the U.S.? They are available in the United States from Deutsche Dental Technologien at DeutscheDT.com. Contact us for personalized instrument recommendations for your practice.

Further reading: 2026 Guide to Pediatric Dental Forceps: Finding a Gentle, Atraumatic Extraction

Manufacturer literature: Children Forceps RoBa flyer (PDF) · Pediatric Extraction Forceps PDF Brochure — more in our Surgical Instrument Library.