Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps Upper Roots No. 76N (1/121)

Description

Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps Upper Roots No. 76N is a precision dental instrument designed for the atraumatic removal of retained roots and root fragments in the maxillary (upper) arch. The narrow, fine beaks are shaped to reach into the socket and grip thin root remnants that broader extraction forceps cannot engage securely, making the No. 76N pattern especially useful when a crown has fractured or only root structure remains. The contoured handles offer a controlled, comfortable grip, letting the clinician apply measured rotational and apical force while maintaining stability throughout the procedure. Suited for upper root tips, these forceps support clean extractions with reduced trauma to the surrounding bone and soft tissue. A dependable addition to any oral surgery or general dental setup, the Waldent No. 76N forceps combine purposeful beak geometry with reliable handling for routine root removal procedures.

Key Features

• Fine, narrow beaks designed to engage thin root tips and fragments
• Contoured handles for a secure, controlled grip
• Supports measured rotational and apical force application
• Enables atraumatic removal with reduced trauma to bone and soft tissue
• Reliable handling for routine root removal procedures

Specifications

• Type: Tooth Extraction Forceps
• Pattern: Upper Roots No. 76N
• Application: Maxillary (upper) root tips and fragments
• Length: 17.5 cm

Packaging

• 1 x Waldent Tooth Extraction Forceps Upper Roots No. 76N (1/121)

Directions for Use

Here’s a clear step-by-step on how to use the Waldent Upper Roots No. 76N forceps properly:

Before the procedure

• Sterilize the forceps in an autoclave following standard protocols
• Confirm the beaks are intact, aligned, and free of damage or wear
• Administer local anaesthesia and verify the site is fully numb before starting

Gaining access

• Reflect the soft tissue if needed and clear any debris from around the retained root
• Confirm the exact position and angulation of the root tip before engaging

Engaging the root

• Select the No. 76N pattern for upper root tips
• Position the fine beaks along the long axis of the root
• Advance the beaks apically into the socket, seating them firmly on the root surface for a secure grip below the fracture line

Removing the root

• Apply controlled, measured force — gentle apical pressure combined with slow rotational (rotary) movement for single-rooted anterior tips
• Allow the periodontal fibres time to release rather than forcing the root out
• Avoid excess lateral or buccolingual rocking on thin fragments to prevent beak slippage or root fracture
• Deliver the root smoothly once it becomes mobile

After removal

• Inspect the socket and confirm all fragments have been removed
• Irrigate and achieve haemostasis as required
• Clean and re-sterilize the forceps for the next use

Additional Information

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

Distributed By:
Pedlar General Trading L.L.C.

Packer:
Pedlar General Trading L.L.C.

Marketed By:
Vasa Denticity Ltd.
Khasra No. 15/1, Mustil No. 6, Village Dabodha, Farrukhnagar, Gurugram, Haryana – 122506, India
Phone: +91 72899 99456

Warranty & Service

• 6 Months warranty against Rust