On the upper arch, deeply retained root fragments call for the same specialized reach, and Article NES-244 delivers it as the upper counterpart to the lower deep root pick forceps. It’s built for fragments seated too far beneath the surface for a standard apex instrument to engage cleanly.
Proximity to the maxillary sinus floor makes precision especially important here, so the pick-style beak is shaped to navigate deep into the socket without applying force in directions that could compromise surrounding structures.
Key benefits include:
- Specialized design for deeply retained upper root fragments
- Extended reach beyond standard apex instrument capabilities
- Pick-style beak geometry for controlled socket navigation
- Support for precise retrieval near sensitive anatomical structures
That careful design often supports a more conservative retrieval.
The handle is built for the same fine, deliberate control this kind of deep extraction demands, keeping movements small and precise rather than broad.
Made from surgical-grade stainless steel, the forceps holds its corrosion resistance and fine tolerances through repeated sterilization cycles across years of demanding surgical use.
A specialized addition to any set of dental extracting forceps for oral surgery practices handling difficult, deeply retained upper root cases.
Bulk and OEM/private label inquiries are welcome at Next Edge Surgical LLC.
