Dental Extracting Forceps -Article NES-243 — Lower Root Deep Root Pick Forceps (Fig 45)

Some retained root fragments sit deep enough that even a standard apex forceps struggles to reach them cleanly, which is exactly the gap Article NES-243 was built to close. This lower root deep-pick forceps is designed for fragments positioned further beneath the surface than typical apex work reaches.

The pick-style beak is narrower and more elongated than a conventional apex design, letting it navigate deeper into the socket to engage a fragment that’s otherwise out of reach.

Key features include:

• Extended pick-style beak for deeper root fragment access
• Narrow, elongated design for navigating deeper socket areas
• Ability to engage fragments beyond the reach of standard apex forceps
• Support for more conservative removal approaches in difficult cases

That extra reach can mean the difference between a surgical flap procedure and a more conservative, less invasive removal.

Because this kind of deep extraction calls for a delicate touch, the handle is built to support small, controlled movements rather than broad gripping motions.

Surgical-grade stainless steel construction gives the instrument the corrosion resistance and structural precision needed to perform reliably through repeated autoclave cycles over years of surgical use.

A specialized but valuable tool within a complete set of dental extracting forceps for oral surgery practices managing difficult, deeply retained lower root fragments.

For bulk pricing or OEM/private label options, contact Next Edge Surgical LLC.