Atraumatic Extraction Forceps 35N Dental Tool
Atraumatic Extraction Forceps 35N Dental Tool
Atraumatic Extraction Forceps 35N for Precise Root Extraction
The Atraumatic Extraction Forceps 35N is designed specifically around the clinical challenge of removing residual and fractured tooth roots when the remaining structure offers limited access for conventional extraction instruments. Its slim working profile allows the clinician to approach the root more precisely within the extraction site and establish engagement directly with the remaining root structure.
The defining feature of the 35N is its slim precision beak design. Rather than relying on a broad gripping surface, the narrow beaks provide a focused contact area that can adapt to accessible root anatomy. This is particularly useful when a fractured or residual root leaves limited structure available for instrument purchase. Once appropriately positioned, the refined beak profile helps maintain stable engagement during controlled extraction.
The forceps is intended to support atraumatic and minimally invasive extraction techniques, where preserving the condition of surrounding bone and soft tissue is an important clinical consideration. The instrument's design can help reduce unnecessary slippage during manipulation, but atraumatic extraction still depends on appropriate case assessment, correct beak placement, controlled force application, and the clinician's technique.
The ergonomic handle complements the precision working end by providing grip stability and tactile feedback. This allows the clinician to maintain awareness of the beak-to-root relationship while applying controlled force, which is particularly valuable during delicate root procedures where excessive or poorly directed force can compromise control.
The 35N can be incorporated into general dentistry, oral surgery, and professional extraction instrument sets for suitable root-removal procedures. Its application should be determined by the accessibility and condition of the remaining root and the requirements of the individual extraction.
Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the instrument is designed for durability and corrosion resistance during repeated clinical use. Its reusable and fully autoclavable construction supports established cleaning, inspection, sterilization, and maintenance procedures between applications.
Key Features
- Atraumatic Extraction Forceps No. 35N
- Specialized for residual and fractured root extraction
- Slim precision beaks for focused root engagement
- Refined working profile for confined extraction sites
- Designed to adapt to accessible root surfaces
- Supports stable engagement with reduced slippage
- Suitable for controlled, minimally invasive extraction techniques
- Ergonomic handle for grip stability
- Enhanced tactile feedback during delicate procedures
- Premium surgical-grade stainless steel
- Corrosion-resistant construction
- Reusable and fully autoclavable
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of extraction is the Forceps 35N designed for?
The 35N is specifically intended for the controlled removal of residual and fractured tooth roots rather than general crown-focused extraction.
Why does the 35N have slim precision beaks?
The slim beaks provide a concentrated working area that can adapt to accessible root surfaces, particularly when only a limited portion of the root remains available for engagement.
How does the refined beak profile help during root extraction?
It provides a more focused contact with the root and helps maintain stable engagement, reducing the likelihood of slippage during controlled manipulation.
Is the 35N suitable for minimally invasive extraction techniques?
Yes. Its design is intended to support controlled and minimally invasive root-extraction techniques, although the clinical outcome also depends on case selection and operator technique.
Who can use the Atraumatic Extraction Forceps 35N?
It is intended for professional dental use, particularly in general dentistry and oral-surgical procedures involving appropriate residual or fractured root extraction.
How does the ergonomic handle contribute to the procedure?
The handle provides grip stability and tactile feedback, allowing the clinician to apply controlled force while maintaining the position of the precision beaks.
Can the Forceps 35N be autoclaved and reused?
Yes. It is manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel and is designed for repeated professional use with full autoclave sterilization following appropriate instrument-processing procedures.