Extraction Forceps for Roots, #45Sb, for the Lower Jaw, Xcision-Line®, Rescue-Line | Helmut Zepf No. 12.045.15Z

Root Tip Forceps designed for precise extraction are at the heart of the Helmut Zepf #45Sb Extraction Forceps for Roots, engineered specifically for use on the lower jaw. Part of the acclaimed Xcision-Line® and Rescue-Line series, this instrument delivers the controlled force and refined access necessary for challenging root retrieval procedures.

Instrument Overview

The #45Sb configuration is purpose-built to access and grasp residual root tips in the lower arch with minimal trauma to surrounding tissue. As a professional-grade Root Tip Forceps, it combines an ergonomically optimised handle with precisely angled beaks to ensure consistent grip and controlled extraction force in the posterior and anterior mandibular regions.

Xcision-Line® and Rescue-Line Series

This instrument belongs to Helmut Zepf's Xcision-Line® and Rescue-Line, product families engineered to support clinicians in complex or compromised extraction scenarios. The Rescue-Line designation reflects the instrument's suitability for difficult cases where conventional forceps may be insufficient, making these Root Tip Forceps a valuable addition to any surgical kit.

Quality and Origin

Manufactured by Helmut Zepf GmbH, this instrument is proudly made in Germany, reflecting the brand's longstanding commitment to precision manufacturing, material quality, and clinical reliability. Each instrument undergoes rigorous production standards consistent with German dental instrument engineering.

• Model: #45Sb — lower jaw root extraction
• Product Line: Xcision-Line® / Rescue-Line
• Manufacturer: Helmut Zepf GmbH
• Origin: Made in Germany
• Helmut Zepf No.: 12.045.15Z

FAQ

What is this instrument used for? This Root Tip Forceps is used for the extraction of retained root tips or root remnants from the lower jaw in clinical dental procedures.

What makes the Rescue-Line different? The Rescue-Line is designed to support difficult extraction cases, offering clinicians specialised geometry and grip suited to compromised or fractured roots.

Is this instrument made in Germany? Yes, this instrument is manufactured by Helmut Zepf GmbH in Germany to high precision standards.