Rounding out the Stieglitz line, Article NES-200 combines the locking-beak design the pattern is known for with the broader splinter forceps category, giving clinicians a reliable tool for the final, detail-oriented step of an extraction: clearing away any remaining fragment material.
This forceps is built to the same standard as its Stieglitz counterparts, with a beak shaped to close securely around a fragment and hold it firmly enough to complete retrieval without repeated regrips. For clinicians already using other Stieglitz instruments in the tray, this option offers the same familiar handling characteristics, reducing the adjustment needed when moving between tools mid-procedure.
- Stieglitz-pattern locking beak for confident fragment retrieval
- Consistent handling with other instruments in the Stieglitz line
- Ergonomic handle designed for precise, controlled movement
- Surgical-grade stainless steel, corrosion-resistant and autoclavable
This forceps sits within Next Edge Surgical LLC’s extracting forceps catalog, completing the root fragment and splinter retrieval segment alongside the straight and angled options in the same range.
Suited for general dental practices, oral surgery clinics, and dental training programs.
A complete extraction tray isn’t finished until the fragment-retrieval tools are just as dependable as the primary forceps, and that’s precisely where this line delivers.
