The extraction of upper premolars and their associated roots is a common procedure in general dentistry. The article NES-126, a versatile Fig. 136 pattern forceps from NEXT EDGE SURGICAL LLC, is specifically designed for this task. Its thoughtful design combines the features needed for a secure grip on the crown with the precision required for root extraction, making it a valuable multi-purpose instrument.
The NES-126 features beaks that are contoured to fit the anatomy of maxillary premolars, which typically have two roots. The beaks provide a firm, stable hold on the tooth, allowing for controlled application of rotational and buccal-palatal forces. The design also makes it suitable for engaging and removing root fragments, reducing the need to switch instruments during a procedure. The ergonomic handle is shaped for a comfortable, non-slip grip, reducing hand fatigue.
Constructed from high-grade, corrosion-resistant surgical-grade stainless steel, the NES-126 is built for long-lasting durability and consistent performance. It withstands repeated sterilization cycles, maintaining its precision and integrity. For a reliable and versatile instrument for upper premolar extractions, the Fig. 136 forceps is an excellent choice. Browse our complete selection of premium extracting forceps at NEXT EDGE SURGICAL LLC.
