Dental Extracting Forceps – Article NES-197 — Splinter Forceps (18 cm, 90°)

Some root fragments sit at an angle that a straight instrument simply can't reach comfortably, which is exactly the gap Article NES-197 fills. This splinter forceps measures 18 cm with a 90-degree angled tip, built for fragments positioned where a perpendicular approach works better than a direct one.

The 90-degree bend changes the angle of attack entirely, letting the operator approach a fragment from the side rather than head-on. That angled access is particularly useful in posterior regions of the mouth, where a straight instrument would require an awkward hand position or limited visibility to engage the target fragment at all.

• 18 cm length with a 90-degree angled tip for lateral access
• Designed for root fragments in harder-to-reach positions
• Fine tip geometry for precise, minimally disruptive retrieval
• Surgical-grade stainless steel, corrosion-resistant and fully autoclavable

Part of Next Edge Surgical's broader extracting forceps catalog, this angled splinter forceps complements the straight-tip options for a more complete fragment-retrieval toolkit.

Suited to general dentistry, oral surgery, and any practice regularly managing posterior extractions.

An angled tip only earns its place in the tray if the angle is right, and that's the kind of detail Next Edge Surgical LLC gets right the first time.

Legal Terms and Conditions for NextEdge Products (For U.S. CUSTOMERS)

Legal Terms and Conditions for NextEdge Products (FOR INTERNATIONAL CUSTMERS)