Combining an alternative offset with serrated surfaces creates a versatile option for smooth residual roots. Fig. 30S pairs the geometry of the 30 series with textured beaks that increase traction on featureless fragments.
Surgical stainless steel construction supplies the required strength and corrosion resistance for repeated clinical use and sterilization. The serrations improve purchase without demanding higher overall force, which helps limit further fragmentation inside the socket.
Notable benefits:
- Serrated tips for secure grip on smooth surfaces
- Offset angulation that clears the opposing arch
- Suitable after crown removal or subgingival fracture
- Consistent performance across sterilization cycles
This pattern is typically selected when residual maxillary roots present limited surface irregularities. The added texture lowers the force needed while preserving the access advantages of the parent design.
Next Edge Surgical LLC finishes the serrated version to the same standards as the non-serrated Fig 30. Practices that value grip security on upper residual roots will find this extracting forceps a practical variation within the series.
