Fig. 233 – Lower Root (Parallel Beaks) Dental Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

Fig. 233 – Lower Root (Parallel Beaks) is a professionally designed dental extraction forceps intended for controlled handling and removal of lower tooth roots and root fragments during dental extraction procedures. The instrument features parallel beaks designed to provide a focused and secure grasp on root structures while supporting controlled manipulation by the dental professional.

The Fig. 233 configuration is categorized as a Lower Root dental extraction forceps, making it a useful instrument for dental practices, oral surgery departments, dental hospitals, teaching institutions, and professional surgical-instrument sets. The parallel-beak configuration provides an appropriate working profile for engaging accessible root portions where controlled gripping and extraction are required.

Product Name

Fig. 233 Lower Root (Parallel Beaks)

Instrument Type

Dental Extraction Forceps

Category

• Dental Instruments
• Extracting Forceps
• Root Extraction Instruments
• Lower Root Forceps
• Oral Surgery Instruments

Figure Number

Fig. 233

Beak Configuration

Parallel Beaks

Intended Application

The Fig. 233 Lower Root Forceps is intended for professional dental procedures involving the grasping, mobilization, and extraction of lower tooth roots or residual root portions. Its specialized beak configuration allows the practitioner to establish a controlled grip on the target structure before applying the appropriate extraction movement.

The instrument can be incorporated into standard dental extraction sets and is particularly relevant in procedures where a dedicated lower-root instrument is preferred over a general-purpose extraction forceps.

Design Features

Parallel Beak Design

The defining characteristic of Fig. 233 is its parallel beak configuration. The beaks are designed to approach the target root in a controlled manner and provide a suitable gripping surface for professional manipulation.

Controlled Root Engagement

The working ends are intended to assist the operator in establishing a firm and controlled purchase on the root or remaining root structure. Proper instrument selection and technique can help support controlled extraction procedures.

Professional Ergonomic Form

The forceps are designed in the conventional form of a dental extraction instrument, providing the operator with a practical handle and working-end arrangement suitable for professional clinical use.

Precision-Oriented Construction

A dedicated lower-root forceps requires appropriate alignment between the handles and working ends to facilitate controlled placement. Fig. 233 is configured specifically as a lower-root instrument with parallel beaks.

Suitable for Dental Instrument Sets

The instrument can be supplied as part of professional dental extraction and oral-surgery instrument collections, subject to the manufacturer’s specifications and available configurations.