NES-1610

Fig. 11/12
Lower molar extractions require beaks that can navigate the bifurcation while still delivering enough lateral force to expand the socket safely. The NES-1610 Fig. 11/12 pattern is engineered precisely for that task. Its contoured tips seat into the furcation area of mandibular first and second molars, giving the operator a secure purchase that minimizes slippage and reduces the chance of crown or root fracture.
Next Edge Surgical LLC produces these forceps in surgical stainless steel chosen for hardness, corrosion resistance, and long-term durability under repeated sterilization. The handles are proportioned for a natural power grip, and the hinge action remains smooth even after hundreds of cycles. Clinicians notice the difference in tactile feedback—pressure transfers cleanly from hand to beak without lag or play.
This pattern earns its place in any extraction kit that regularly manages multi-rooted lower teeth. Keep it beside your preferred diagnostic instrument so assessment and removal stay in one continuous flow. Whether you are stocking a new operatory or refreshing an existing set, the NES-1610 delivers consistent performance, professional-grade construction, and the dependable quality Next Edge Surgical is known for. Ideal for practices that value instruments that simply work, case after case.