Dental Extracting Forceps – Article NES-328

The Tomas name carries weight in root retrieval circles, and Article NES-328 (Fig. 69) brings that pattern to NextEdge Surgical LLC’s catalog, built to handle both upper and lower roots within a single cross-arch design. This makes it a useful option for clinicians who want one dependable root instrument that can move between arches without creating unnecessary tool changes during a procedure. That flexibility can be especially helpful when the exact extraction sequence is not predictable at the start of the appointment.

Working across both arches in one instrument means fewer tool changes when a case shifts unexpectedly, whether that is moving from a maxillary root fragment to a mandibular one within the same appointment or simply keeping a smaller, more efficient tray for practices with limited storage space and a full daily schedule. The result is a practical forceps that supports streamlined chairside work while still addressing varied clinical needs.

The Tomas beak geometry closes cleanly around root structure regardless of which arch it is engaging, distributing grip evenly rather than concentrating pressure at a single point along the fragment. That even engagement matters most on fragments that have already lost the natural angles a full crown would normally offer the operator.

• Fig. 69 Tomas's beak for cross-arch root engagement.
• Distributes grip evenly across the fragment surface.
• Reduces the need for separate upper and lower instruments.
• Fully autoclavable surgical-grade stainless steel.

A practical, versatile addition to any extracting forceps collection.

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