NES-1618

13/14 AF
Broken or badly decayed teeth often leave slim root remnants beneath the gumline that standard extraction forceps cannot grab. The NES-1618 extraction forcep from Next Edge Surgical LLC resolves this surgical hurdle through micro-pointed, ultra-thin jaw tips designed to penetrate narrow periodontal spaces. By gliding between the root surface and surrounding socket bone, this tool locks onto subgingival tooth fragments securely, allowing operators to extract broken pieces without needing extensive bone removal or aggressive soft-tissue elevation.
Forged from high-density surgical steel, the NES-1618 resists bending or twisting when subject to directional leverage. The outer handle surfaces feature a refined knurled pattern, giving practitioners a slip-free hold during delicate, fluid-heavy surgical maneuvers.
In a comprehensive operative setup, initial clinical charting with a versatile diagnostic instrument helps locate hidden root apexes and assess remaining periodontal attachment. Following this critical diagnostic phase, the NES-1618 provides the exact physical reach necessary to lift stubborn fragments cleanly. Its smooth hinge articulation ensures fluid open-close motion with zero stiff spots or unwanted lateral play. Equipping your practice with the NES-1618 ensures you stay prepared for difficult, unexpected tooth breakage during routine extractions.