Bionex Upper Root Forceps, Stainless Steel
A stainless steel dental forceps designed to grip and remove retained upper tooth roots, used by dentists during surgical extraction procedures, useful across a range of everyday procedures.
Upper Root Forceps are dental extraction instruments designed specifically for removing retained root fragments in the upper jaw, rather than a whole tooth with an intact crown. Their narrow, fine beaks are shaped to grip a small remaining root tip securely, allowing the operator to apply the controlled force needed to remove it without excessive trauma to the surrounding bone and soft tissue.
This makes them particularly useful in cases where a tooth has fractured during a difficult extraction, or where a retained root needs to be removed separately from the main procedure. Made from stainless steel, this forceps is a reusable surgical instrument intended for routine autoclave sterilization between patients, as required for any extraction instrument.
It is used by general dentists and oral surgeons managing retained root fragments in the upper arch, and is a useful addition alongside standard tooth specific forceps.
