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Dental Extracting Forceps for Lower Roots

Dental Extracting Forceps for Lower Roots

SKU:PS-DI-00658

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Dental Extracting Forceps for Lower Roots

The Dental Extracting Forceps for Lower Roots are designed for professional dental extraction procedures involving lower tooth roots. The current Peak Surgicals configuration features serrated tips for controlled engagement and is manufactured from stainless steel.

The current product is identified as SKU PS-DI-00658. Its dedicated lower-root configuration makes it a specialized extraction instrument for dental professionals requiring forceps intended specifically for root removal rather than a general-purpose dental forceps.

Designed for Lower Root Extraction

The current Peak Surgicals product description specifically identifies this instrument for Lower Roots. This provides a clear procedural distinction from extracting forceps intended for crowns, upper teeth, molars, or other tooth-specific applications.

The exact tooth numbers, root anatomy, or forceps-pattern number supported by this model are not stated on the current product page. Those details should therefore be confirmed before ordering when a specific extraction pattern is required.

Serrated Working Tips

The product page confirms serrated tips. The serrated working surfaces provide a defined gripping profile at the distal end of the forceps for controlled engagement during lower-root extraction procedures.

Before clinical use, the working tips should be checked for alignment, visible damage, deformation, or surface deterioration that could interfere with normal instrument function.

Stainless Steel Construction

The current Peak Surgicals listing specifies stainless steel construction. The metallic design provides the structural rigidity required for manually operated dental extraction forceps.

The exact stainless-steel alloy or grade is not provided on the current product page. Dental clinics and procurement teams requiring a particular material specification or certificate should confirm that information before ordering.

Professional Dental Clinic Use

The product is specifically presented by Peak Surgicals as a clinic-use extracting forceps. Its lower-root designation and serrated working tips make it relevant to dental instrument inventories where a dedicated root-extraction forceps is required.

Instrument selection should remain based on the tooth or root being treated, clinical access, root condition, and the dental professional's preferred extraction technique.

Dedicated Dental Extraction Instrument

A dedicated lower-root forceps allows the dental professional to select an instrument according to the intended extraction task rather than relying on a generic gripping instrument. The serrated tips provide the confirmed working-end characteristic of this Peak Surgicals model.

The current page does not provide exact beak dimensions, beak angle, overall instrument length, handle pattern, or forceps-number designation. These specifications should not be inferred from similar extraction forceps sold under other catalog numbers.

Instrument Inspection Before Use

Before use, the tips, joint, handles, and stainless-steel surfaces should be visually inspected for alignment, damage, corrosion, or restricted movement. Correct mechanical operation is particularly important for instruments intended to apply controlled gripping force.

The live product page does not specify detailed cleaning instructions, sterilization-cycle parameters, or whether this particular model is supplied sterile or non-sterile. Healthcare facilities should confirm those details and follow the applicable instrument-processing requirements.

Product Specifications

Product Name Dental Extracting Forceps for Lower Roots
Original Listing Name Clinic Use Extracting Forceps Lower Roots
SKU PS-DI-00658
Instrument Type Dental Extracting Forceps
Intended Configuration Lower Roots
Tip Design Serrated Tips
Material Stainless Steel
Primary Application Lower Tooth Root Extraction
Exact Overall Length Not Specified on Current Product Page
Beak Dimensions Not Specified on Current Product Page
Forceps Number / Pattern Not Specified on Current Product Page
Stainless Steel Grade Not Specified on Current Product Page

For Dental Clinics and Instrument Procurement

The Dental Extracting Forceps for Lower Roots are relevant for dental clinics, oral surgery instrument inventories, dental instrument distributors, and procurement teams sourcing dedicated extraction forceps.

For accurate purchasing and inventory identification, buyers can reference SKU PS-DI-00658 together with the lower-root configuration, serrated tips, and stainless-steel construction. Buyers requiring exact overall length, beak dimensions, forceps-pattern number, stainless-steel grade, or sterilization details should confirm those specifications before ordering because they are not provided on the current Peak Surgicals page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are these dental extracting forceps designed for?

The current Peak Surgicals listing identifies them specifically for lower roots.

Do the forceps have serrated tips?

Yes. The current product description specifically confirms serrated tips.

What material are the forceps made from?

The current Peak Surgicals page lists stainless steel. The exact alloy grade is not specified.

What is the SKU?

The current Peak Surgicals SKU is PS-DI-00658.

What is the overall length?

The current product page does not provide an exact overall length.

Which forceps number or pattern is this?

The current listing does not provide a recognized extraction-forceps number or additional pattern designation beyond its lower-root application.