Dental Extraction Forceps No. 76S - Upper Roots - Fragments - Pediatric

DENTIFY® Dental Extraction Forceps 76S - Upper Roots - Fragments - Pediatric

DENTIFY® English Extracting Forceps No. 76S are used for pediatric dentistry and smaller dental arches. They are designed for the extraction of primary maxillary (upper) roots, fractured tooth fragments, and narrow upper incisors. Scaled-down parallel-closing jaws allow for a direct, non-slip grip on minimal root structures below the gumline without risking accidental fractures.

Traditional English-pattern design provides excellent control, balanced handling, and a secure grip during extractions. 

The knurled handle enhances grip and provides optimal control. Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel, they offer durability, corrosion resistance, and consistent clinical performance.

Key Features of Extraction Forceps No. 76S

Pediatric Straight Design: Compact, linear architecture without curves or offsets and shorter handles optimized for children and smaller mouths.

Targeted Application: Specifically engineered for the safe extraction of primary upper roots, fragments, and narrow anteriors.

Slender Parallel-Closing Jaws: Miniature beaks designed to glide smoothly into the pediatric periodontal space with minimal dilation of the socket walls.

Traditional English-Pattern: Delivers balanced weight distribution and heavy-duty physical force transfer.

Premium Construction: Crafted from medical-grade stainless steel for high corrosion resistance and long-lasting durability.

Knurled Handle: High-friction textured surface ensures a confident grip and reduces hand fatigue.

Clinical Uses of Extracting Forceps No. 76S

Extracting Forceps No. 76S are the pediatric clinical standard for removing retained or fractured maxillary primary roots and crowded upper front teeth. The completely straight profile allows for clean, straight-line apical progression along the longitudinal axis of smaller root structures. This precise fit facilitates a highly controlled, gentle luxation process that effectively preserves the delicate surrounding alveolar bone plates and soft tissues of younger patients.

Sterilization

Fully compatible with standard sterilization procedures.