Extraction Forceps, American Pattern, #210-S, Upper Third Molars | Helmut Zepf No. 14.210.05

The upper third molar extraction forceps from Helmut Zepf GmbH — instrument number 14.210.05 — is an American Pattern #210-S forceps designed specifically for the removal of upper third molars. Engineered in Germany to exacting standards, this instrument delivers the controlled grip and precise angulation required for posterior maxillary extractions.

Key Features

• American Pattern design (#210-S) optimized for upper third molar access
• Beaks contoured to engage the cervical anatomy of upper third molars securely
• Balanced handle geometry for confident luxation and delivery
• Manufactured by Helmut Zepf GmbH, a trusted name in German dental instrumentation
• High-grade steel construction supports repeated sterilization cycles

Clinical Application

This upper third molar extraction forceps is intended for use in routine and surgical dental extraction procedures involving the maxillary third molar region. The American Pattern configuration provides a familiar feel for clinicians trained in standard extraction techniques, while the #210-S beak geometry offers precise tissue engagement and reduced risk of crown fracture during the extraction procedure.

Proper instrument selection is critical in posterior maxillary extractions, and the upper third molar extraction forceps in the American Pattern offers the angulation and reach necessary to work confidently in this anatomically challenging region.

Made in Germany

Helmut Zepf GmbH instruments are proudly manufactured in Germany, reflecting a tradition of precision engineering and quality craftsmanship in dental instrument production.

FAQ

What tooth type is this forceps designed for? This instrument is specifically designed for the extraction of upper (maxillary) third molars using the American Pattern #210-S configuration.

Is this the same as the Helmut Zepf No. 14.210.05? Yes. This upper third molar extraction forceps is catalogued under Helmut Zepf instrument number 14.210.05.

Can this instrument be autoclaved? The instrument is constructed to withstand standard sterilization protocols; always follow your facility's validated sterilization procedures.