#401(301) 160mm Lower Roots Universal Extracting Forceps

#401(301) 160mm Lower roots Universal Extracting Forceps

Reliable retrieval of retained lower root fragments across varied tooth positions defines the clinical role of the #401(301) 160mm Lower roots, Universal Extracting Forceps, an English Pattern instrument that engages root remnants left behind after crown loss or fracture in the mandibular arch. The 160mm length balances reach and control within the confined posterior spaces of the lower jaw. Universal beak geometry adapts to root shapes across incisors, premolars, and molars alike at every retrieval attempt. Solid stainless steel construction covers the full 160mm body for consistent lower root retrieval performance.

Universal 160mm lower root retrieval serves cases where a damaged or decayed crown leaves only root structure accessible within the mandibular socket. The 160mm lower roots universal narrow tip English pattern dental instrument engages the remaining fragment directly, applying focused pressure without disturbing surrounding mandibular bone. As a result, full root retrieval stays achievable from one placement across varied tooth positions. Furthermore, the English pattern hinge maintains strong leverage throughout the entire retrieval motion.

Oral surgeons and general dentists managing retained lower root fragments across varied tooth types need a universal forceps that adapts without switching instruments mid-procedure. The the (Witzel 150mm) Universal for upper roots Extracting Forceps suits mandibular root retrieval where a universal lower root English pattern dental instrument must engage the fragment cleanly before the socket is closed.

Leader Surgical manufactures this instrument for oral surgical and restorative programs where universal lower root retrieval defines thorough treatment completion. This adaptability makes it a practical companion to the #400(300) upper roots forceps within a complete root retrieval instrument set.

How does the #401(301) lower roots forceps differ from the #400(300) upper roots forceps?
The #401(301) measures 160mm with a beak profile adapted to mandibular arch positioning. The #400(300) uses a slightly longer 165mm length and geometry matched to maxillary root anatomy instead.