Surgical Tissue Forceps

Precision Control for Apical Root Fragment Removal

The 36 Apical Extraction Forceps are engineered to address the specific challenges of retrieving retained root tips and fractured fragments during dental extraction procedures. Designed with a focus on access and grip, this instrument facilitates precise engagement with small, difficult-to-reach apical structures. The specialized tip geometry allows clinicians to navigate tight alveolar spaces while maintaining secure control over the fragment. By providing a reliable mechanical advantage, these forceps help streamline the removal process, reducing the need for excessive bone removal or prolonged manipulation. This targeted design supports efficient workflow in complex extraction scenarios where standard forceps may lack the necessary reach or finesse.

Use Cases

• Retrieval of retained apical root fragments following crown fracture
• Extraction of small, broken root tips from deep alveolar sockets
• Removal of residual root pieces during surgical extraction procedures
• Engagement of narrow root structures in confined oral anatomy

Care & Handling

• Clean thoroughly immediately after use to remove biological debris and prevent corrosion
• Inspect tips regularly for alignment, sharpness, and signs of wear or damage
• Store in a dry, protected environment to maintain instrument integrity and readiness

Specifications

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.