NES-1900

4,0 mm
Three-Phase Clinical Workflow
1. Pre-Extraction Diagnostic Phase
Achieving atraumatic, predictable tooth removal requires thorough anatomical assessment prior to applying any mechanical force or leverage. Operating surgeons systematically deploy a diagnostic instrument beforehand to evaluate periodontal ligament space, chart complex root bifurcation angles, measure sulcus depth, and check adjacent crestal bone height before seating the forceps.
2. Subgingival Root Engagement Phase
The NES-1900 Dental Forceps from Next Edge Surgical LLC feature slim, anatomically tapered beaks engineered to glide smoothly beneath the free gingiva with minimal soft-tissue disruption. By anchoring securely against sound cervical dentin below the enamel line, the instrument establishes a rigid grip that eliminates slip-page and protects compromised coronal structures from fracturing.
3. Controlled Mechanical Luxation Phase
Utilizing an advanced zero-play hinge assembly, the NES-1900 transforms minor wrist movements into steady, multi-directional force vectors. This controlled mechanical action gradually dilates the socket wall while severing periodontal fibers, enabling clean tooth retrieval without crushing fragile root tips or fracturing neighboring alveolar bone.
Operatory Assurance
Crafted from premium passivated surgical stainless steel, the NES-1900 withstands continuous high-temperature steam sterilization while maintaining joint alignment, tactile responsiveness, and surface integrity. Upgrade your surgical trays with Next Edge Surgical LLC instruments to bring lasting reliability, efficiency, and exceptional clinical care to your practice.