A step beyond the standard Fig. 68 root forceps, Article-NES-075 (Fig. 68A) offers a slightly adjusted beak angle for lower root fragments positioned at less accessible angles — particularly useful in posterior sites where a straight approach isn’t always possible.
Notable features:
- Modified tip angle relative to the Fig. 68 baseline
- Fine, tapered beaks for gripping narrow root remnants
- Forged surgical stainless steel, autoclave-rated
- Ergonomic handle matched to the broader NES lineup
- $25 per unit, with discounts on bulk orders
This model earns its place on the tray for the cases where a standard root forceps just doesn’t quite reach—deep posterior fragments, roots sitting at an unusual angle after fracture, or situations where the surrounding bone limits straight-line access. The angled beak lets clinicians approach from a slightly different vector without switching to an elevator first.
As with the rest of Next Edge Surgical’s extracting forceps range, NES-075 goes through consistent quality control during manufacturing, so beak alignment and grip strength stay predictable unit to unit. It’s a practical companion to NES-074 for practices that want both a straight and an angled option for lower root work, giving clinicians flexibility without needing to stock an entirely separate instrument category for what is, ultimately, a fairly routine part of restorative and surgical dentistry.
