Helmut Zepf GmbH  |  SKU: 14.150.11

Extraction Forceps for Children (Pediatric), #150-AS, American Pattern, Upper Teeth | Helmut Zepf No. 14.150.11

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These pediatric extraction forceps upper teeth instruments by Helmut Zepf represent precision-engineered dental tools designed specifically for pediatric dental procedures. Built to the trusted American Pattern (#150-AS), they deliver reliable performance for extracting upper primary teeth in children with controlled, consistent force application.

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About this instrument

Product Overview

The Helmut Zepf No. 14.150.11 is a dedicated pair of pediatric extraction forceps upper teeth crafted following the classic American Pattern design. The #150-AS configuration is widely recognized in pediatric dentistry for its ergonomic beak geometry, which is optimized to adapt to the smaller anatomy of primary upper teeth. As with all Helmut Zepf instruments, this forceps is manufactured in Germany to exacting quality standards.

Key Features

  • American Pattern design (#150-AS) for pediatric upper arch extractions
  • Engineered specifically for primary dentition anatomy
  • Manufactured by Helmut Zepf GmbH in Germany
  • Ergonomic handle design for controlled grip and reduced operator fatigue
  • Durable construction suited for repeated clinical use

Clinical Application

These pediatric extraction forceps upper teeth are indicated for use in the maxillary arch during primary tooth extractions in pediatric patients. The American Pattern beak design allows clinicians to achieve stable luxation and atraumatic delivery of upper primary teeth, supporting a positive patient experience for younger patients. The instrument is a standard choice among pediatric dentists and general practitioners who treat children.

Made in Germany

Helmut Zepf GmbH instruments, including these pediatric extraction forceps upper teeth, are proudly made in Germany, reflecting a long-standing commitment to quality craftsmanship in dental instrumentation.

Warranty & returns

Lifetime Warranty

Every Helmut Zepf dental extraction forcep is backed by a Lifetime Warranty. If this forcep ever fails due to a defect in materials or workmanship, we will repair or replace it — for life. This coverage is exclusive to our dental extraction forcep category.

60-Day Returns — Any Reason, Even If Used

Put this instrument to work in your practice. If it is not right for you, return it within 60 days of delivery for a full refund — for any reason, even if it has been used.

FAQ

What teeth are these forceps designed for?

They are designed for extracting upper primary (deciduous) teeth in pediatric patients, following the American Pattern #150-AS configuration.

What is the Helmut Zepf item number?

The item number is No. 14.150.11.

Are these instruments made in Germany?

Yes, Helmut Zepf GmbH manufactures its dental instruments in Germany.

Compare With

Brand #150-AS — Upper Teeth (pediatric) – Base Designation
Hu-Friedy F150XAS (pedo split beak) / F150AS (adult)
Karl Schumacher C-EXF0150AS
A. Titan 150AS
Salvin DEF150AS
Miltex DEF150XAS (pedo split beak)
Nordent FE150AS / FE150S-AS (Chukas)

Base pattern designations shown. Same clinical pattern, not identical manufacture — see our Surgical Instrument Comparison Chart.

Read the guide: 150 Extraction Forceps: Upper Universal Tooth Removal – German Pattern Advantages — design logic, indicated teeth, step-by-step technique and care. See also #150 vs #151: What's the Difference? and the full #150 Dental Extraction Forceps collection.

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Made in Germany, shipped from the US
Helmut Zepf has been making instruments in Germany since 1921.