Fig 46XL Apex Forceps – Lower Roots Deep Root Pick

Product Overview

The Fig 46XL Apex Forceps – Lower Roots Deep Root Pick is a specialized dental extraction instrument designed for professional dental procedures involving deeply positioned lower tooth roots and difficult-to-access root fragments. Its specialized working configuration is intended to provide the clinician with improved access and controlled handling when conventional extraction forceps may be difficult to position effectively.

Designed with precision and practicality in mind, the Fig 46XL is particularly suited to procedures where the remaining root structure is located deep within the extraction site. The instrument’s specialized deep root pick configuration facilitates controlled engagement of lower root fragments, helping dental professionals work carefully in confined or challenging areas of the oral cavity.

The instrument is suitable for use in professional dental clinics, oral surgery practices, dental hospitals, teaching institutions, and other clinical environments where reliable root extraction instruments are required. Its focused design makes it a useful addition to a comprehensive dental extraction instrument set.

Key Features

• Product: Fig 46XL Apex Forceps
• Application: Lower root extraction
• Specialization: Deep root and difficult-to-access root fragments
• Instrument Type: Dental extraction / root removal instrument
• Working Design: Suitable for controlled access to deep lower roots
• Professional Use: Dental clinics, oral surgery, hospitals, and teaching institutions
• Purpose: Assists with the controlled manipulation and removal of lower root remnants
• Reusable Instrument: Intended for appropriate professional reprocessing according to the manufacturer’s instructions

Detailed Description

The Fig 46XL Apex Forceps – Lower Roots Deep Root Pick is developed for dental professionals who require a specialized instrument for managing deeply located lower roots and retained root fragments. During dental extraction procedures, root remnants may sometimes be positioned below the normal working level or in areas where access with standard forceps is limited. A dedicated deep-root instrument can provide a more appropriate working approach for these challenging situations.

The Fig 46XL features a specialized configuration intended to facilitate access toward the deeper portions of the extraction area. Its design allows the operator to position the working end around or alongside a suitable root fragment while maintaining controlled manipulation. This can be particularly valuable when dealing with small, deeply seated, fractured, or otherwise difficult-to-grasp lower roots.

The instrument is designed with the requirements of professional dental procedures in mind. Its specialized form supports precise handling and helps the clinician maintain control during root manipulation. As with all dental extraction instruments, appropriate case assessment and proper clinical technique are essential for safe and effective use.