The Cryer standard, made for upper arch extractions
If you’ve trained on Cryer instruments, the Fig. 150 will feel immediately familiar. It’s designed specifically for upper incisors, premolars, and root fragments—the pattern most clinicians default to when precision on the maxillary arch matters.
Why it works:
- A cryer-style beak contour tracks the natural curvature of upper anterior and premolar roots
- Reduces the leverage needed to mobilize the tooth, which means less force transferred to surrounding bone
- Forged from stainless steel that resists corrosion through years of sterilization
Where it fits in your tray:
This is a workhorse instrument, not a specialty piece—the kind you’ll use in the majority of routine upper extractions. Its balance point sits close to the beak, giving you tactile feedback as the tooth loosens rather than fighting blindly.
The details:
SKU NES-338 · American Pattern category · $25 · in stock and ready to ship, with free shipping on orders over $1,500.
Buying for a training program or multi-chair clinic? Ask about the 100-unit discount tier. Otherwise, add it to your cart or request a formal quotation directly from Next Edge Surgical LLC.
