Fig. 02 Witzel Radici Superiori – Upper Root Extraction Forceps

Product Overview

The Fig. 02 Witzel Radici Superiori Upper Roots Extraction Forceps is a specialized dental extraction instrument designed for the controlled removal of upper tooth roots and retained root structures. The Witzel pattern is recognized as a fine root forceps design intended to provide accurate access and controlled engagement when conventional crown extraction forceps are not appropriate.

The instrument is particularly suitable for dental procedures involving maxillary roots, where visibility, access, precision, and controlled application of force are important. Its narrow working profile allows the beaks to approach and engage remaining root structure while supporting careful manipulation during extraction.

Catalog references identify Witzel Fig. 02 as an upper-root forceps, with the corresponding Italian designation “Radici Superiori” meaning upper roots.

Designed for professional dental environments, the Fig. 02 Witzel forceps can be incorporated into general dentistry, oral surgery, extraction, and specialized root-removal instrument sets.

Product Name

Fig. 02 Witzel Radici Superiori Upper Roots Extraction Forceps

Instrument Type

Dental Extraction Forceps – Witzel Pattern

Pattern

Witzel

Figure Number

Fig. 02

Application

Upper Root Extraction

Dental Region

Maxillary / Upper Arch

Product Category

Dental Extraction Instruments / Root Forceps / Dental Forceps

Detailed Product Description

The Fig. 02 Witzel Upper Root Forceps is engineered for situations in which the remaining root structure requires a more precise and controlled extraction approach. Upper-root extraction may involve limited coronal structure, fractured tooth remnants, or root portions that cannot be effectively engaged with conventional crown forceps. The specialized Witzel pattern provides a fine working profile intended for these demanding extraction situations.

The working ends are designed to approach the root structure closely, helping the clinician establish controlled contact before applying extraction movements. This design makes the instrument particularly useful when working around delicate anatomical areas where excessive or poorly controlled force should be avoided.

The forceps are intended for professional dental use and may be used as part of a comprehensive extraction set in dental clinics, oral surgery departments, teaching institutions, and specialized surgical practices.

Key Features

• Witzel pattern dental extraction forceps
• Fig. 02 configuration
• Designed specifically for upper roots
• Suitable for maxillary root extraction procedures
• Fine working profile for controlled root engagement
• Designed for precision-oriented dental extraction
• Suitable for professional dental and oral surgical environments
• Durable construction suitable for repeated clinical use
• Designed for routine cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization according to applicable instrument-processing protocols
• Suitable for inclusion in dental extraction and root-removal instrument sets