Fig 235 Upper Root Forceps – Parallel Beaks

Product Overview

Fig 235 Upper Root Forceps – Parallel Beaks is a specialized dental extraction instrument designed for controlled gripping and removal of upper dental roots and root remnants during oral surgical and dental extraction procedures. The instrument features parallel beaks, providing a focused and stable grasp of the root structure while allowing the dental professional to maintain controlled handling during extraction.

The Fig 235 pattern is categorized as an upper-root extracting forceps, making it particularly suitable for professional dental practices, oral surgery departments, dental clinics, hospitals, and dental instrument suppliers requiring precision-oriented extraction instruments.

Its specialized beak configuration is intended to facilitate access to and engagement with root structures where conventional crown-gripping extraction forceps may not be appropriate. The parallel-beak design allows the working ends to approach the root in a controlled manner, supporting secure engagement while minimizing unnecessary movement of the instrument.

Product Name

Fig 235 Upper Root Forceps – Parallel Beaks

Product Type

Dental Extraction Forceps / Upper Root Forceps

Fig. Number

Fig 235

Instrument Pattern

Upper Root – Parallel Beaks

Intended Application

The Fig 235 Upper Root Forceps is intended for professional dental applications involving the extraction of upper dental roots and retained root portions. It can be incorporated into dental extraction instrument sets used by qualified dental professionals for routine and surgical extraction procedures.

The instrument is particularly useful when access to the root requires a dedicated root forceps design rather than a general-purpose extraction forceps.

Design and Construction

The principal feature of the Fig 235 Upper Root Forceps is its parallel-beak configuration. The working ends are designed to provide a direct and controlled grip on the root structure. This configuration supports precise positioning and helps the operator maintain control during manipulation.

The instrument incorporates the conventional components associated with dental extraction forceps:

• Working beaks for engaging the root structure
• Joint or hinge mechanism for controlled movement
• Ergonomic handles for manual operation
• Precision alignment between the handles and working ends
• Parallel beak configuration for focused root engagement

Dental extraction forceps generally function through a lever mechanism, with the beaks providing the active gripping component and the handles allowing the operator to apply controlled manual force.

Key Features

• Fig 235 upper-root extraction pattern
• Parallel-beak configuration
• Designed for upper dental root extraction
• Suitable for engaging root remnants and root structures
• Controlled working-end alignment
• Practical design for professional dental procedures
• Suitable for dental clinics, hospitals, oral surgery departments, and professional instrument sets
• Reusable professional dental instrument when appropriately manufactured, processed, and maintained
• Suitable for inclusion in dental extraction forceps collections