Extraction Forceps

Spring-Action Root Fragment Forceps Set, 3 Pieces

Set of three spring-action root fragment forceps with narrow straight and angled jaws, for gripping and retrieving root tips and small fragments. Order the full set or single forceps.

Product code
DIS-EXT-RFF-3PC
Size
Three jaw profiles; dimensions confirmed in your quotation
MOQ
confirmed with your quote

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About Spring-Action Root Fragment Forceps Set, 3 Pieces

Root fragment forceps grip small root tips and fragments that are too small for ordinary extraction forceps. They have narrow jaws and a spring between the handles that opens the jaws again when you relax your grip, so you can pick up small pieces with fine, controlled movements. This set gives you three different jaw profiles.

What is in the set

  • Three complete spring-action forceps.
  • Narrow jaws in straight and angled profiles, so you can reach fragments at different angles in the socket.
  • Gold-coloured grip ends.

A cassette or pouch is not included unless your quotation lists one.

Single forceps

We also sell the forceps individually. If you are replacing one, send a front and side photograph of the jaw so we can match the profile.

Other ways to remove root fragments

For root tips that cannot be gripped, see our root tip picks and manual root fragment extractors.

Ordering

  • Order by number of sets, or single forceps by jaw profile.
  • Evaluation samples of 1–3 pieces per pattern are available.

Care

Check the jaws meet evenly and the spring returns smoothly. Clean the joint and spring carefully, and follow the supplied processing instructions and your facility's validated protocol.

What Is Included in the Kit?

Match the product code below to your selected option. Each schedule applies only to that configuration.

Three complete spring-action forceps — DIS-EXT-RFF-3PC

Counts describe complete instruments, not the number of photographs or working ends.

DIS-EXT-RFF-3PC component schedule
ComponentIdentificationQuantity
Root-fragment forcepsFirst photographed jaw profile1
Root-fragment forcepsSecond photographed jaw profile1
Root-fragment forcepsThird photographed jaw profile1

Three instruments; no cassette, pouch or other extraction tool included by this schedule.

Select replacements by the pictured jaw and supplied-model dimensions, not by an assumed cross-brand figure number.

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Spring-Action Root Fragment Forceps Set, 3 Pieces Questions

What is supplied in the three-piece root fragment forceps set?

The set holds three whole forceps, each spring-action with its own handles and gripping head, and their jaw profiles differ between straight and angled forms. The count refers to whole instruments, so the assortment brings different working forms together for a three-instrument schedule.

How should I compare the straight and angled jaw profiles?

Compare the direction of the jaws, the shape and width of the beaks and the overall length of the complete forceps. Straight and angled profiles change the physical relationship between the gripping end and the handles, and this set combines differing bends, so a match needs the working profile as well as the name "root fragment forceps".

What does spring action describe on these forceps?

It describes the handle mechanism: a return spring works with the pivoted head and the handle movement. The jaws provide the gripping profile, while the spring controls how the handles return. Treat the two features separately when you compare the mechanism and the jaw pattern.

How do root fragment forceps differ from screw-type root extractors?

Forceps grip with opposing jaws, while a screw-type extractor has a threaded working portion and a different hand-grip format. Both appear in root-fragment instrument ranges, but they are different constructions with different order specifications. This product supplies gripping forceps; compare a screw-extractor component list separately if that is the format you need.

Are all root-tip forceps sets sold with the same patterns?

No. Root-tip sets vary in instrument count and pattern selection, and manufacturers may list specific straight, angled, bayonet or named forceps designs. This set is the three-instrument spring-action assortment described here, so compare the actual jaw forms and the complete contents list when you match another supplier's set or an existing tray.

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