Forcep Root

or roots and residual root fragments (typically broken or decayed roots) in the American pattern, forceps #65 and #69 are the go-to instruments. Here's the difference:

Forceps #65 – Bayonet Root Tip Forceps

• Arch: Upper (Maxillary)
• Use: Root tips, especially anterior and premolar regions
• Design:
  • Long, narrow, straight beaks
  • Bayonet-shaped handle for deep access
  • Serrated inner surfaces for better grip
• Best For:
  • Small root fragments
  • Tight sockets
  • Broken root tips
• Also used in pediatric cases for smaller teeth

Forceps #69 – Root Tip Forceps (Universal)

• Arch: Upper & Lower (Universal)
• Use: Root tips and fragments, especially in posterior areas
• Design:
  • Very fine, narrow pointed beaks
  • Slightly curved inward and sharp for deep engagement
• Best For:
  • Grasping deep or tiny residual roots
  • Situations where elevators are insufficient

Packing 1 pcs