Deep Grip Extraction Forceps 36N Dental Tool
Deep Grip Extraction Forceps 36N Dental Tool
Deep Grip Extraction Forceps 36N for Residual and Fractured Root Extraction
The Deep Grip Extraction Forceps 36N is a specialized root extraction instrument designed for clinical situations involving residual and fractured tooth roots. Unlike conventional extraction forceps intended primarily for engagement of an intact clinical crown, its deep-grip working configuration is designed to reach and engage root structure that remains within the extraction socket.
The instrument's deep-grip precision beaks are the defining clinical feature. Their configuration allows the working end to access root structure within the socket and establish a firm grip where conventional crown-oriented forceps may not provide the required reach or engagement. Correct positioning of the beaks against accessible root structure is important before controlled extraction forces are applied.
This configuration is particularly relevant during root fragment and retained-root removal, where limited visible tooth structure can make instrument placement more demanding. The clinician should evaluate the remaining root, socket access, surrounding anatomy, and available purchase before selecting the Forceps 36N and applying the extraction technique appropriate to the case.
The deep-grip design is complemented by an ergonomic perforated handle, providing a secure hand position and tactile feedback during manipulation. This allows controlled force application while the working end remains engaged with the root. Maintaining appropriate instrument positioning is especially important when working within a confined socket.
Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the Forceps 36N is designed for repeated professional use with corrosion-resistant construction. It is reusable and fully autoclavable, making it suitable for general dentistry, oral surgery, and professional extraction instrument sets when processed according to appropriate cleaning, inspection, sterilization, and maintenance protocols.
Key Features
- Deep Grip Extraction Forceps No. 36N
- Specialized for residual and fractured root extraction
- Deep-grip precision beak design
- Designed to access root structure within the socket
- Secure engagement of suitable root surfaces
- Supports controlled root-fragment removal
- Ergonomic perforated handles
- Tactile control during delicate extraction procedures
- Premium surgical-grade stainless steel
- Corrosion-resistant construction
- Reusable professional dental instrument
- Fully autoclavable
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Deep Grip Extraction Forceps 36N used for?
The Forceps 36N is specifically designed for controlled removal of residual and fractured tooth roots where the remaining root structure requires deeper working-end access.
How does the deep-grip design help with retained roots?
The deep-grip beaks are configured to reach root structure within the socket and establish engagement with accessible root surfaces, which is important when little or no clinical crown remains.
When might a deep-grip root forceps be preferred over conventional extraction forceps?
It may be appropriate when a residual or fractured root is positioned within the socket and a conventional forceps cannot achieve suitable access or purchase on the remaining structure.
What should be assessed before using Forceps 36N for root extraction?
The clinician should consider the location and condition of the remaining root, socket access, surrounding anatomy, and whether sufficient root structure is available for appropriate beak engagement.
How do the perforated handles support clinical handling?
The perforated ergonomic handles provide a defined gripping surface and tactile feedback, helping the clinician maintain controlled positioning while applying the extraction movement.
Is Forceps 36N suitable for repeated clinical use?
Yes. The instrument is manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel and is designed to be reusable and fully autoclavable following appropriate cleaning, inspection, sterilization, and maintenance procedures.