Extraction Forceps, exLOG® #34N Roba Upper Incisors and Cuspids Special Beaks for Deep and Parallel Grip | Helmut Zepf No. 15.234.07

The upper incisor extraction forceps deep parallel grip design of the exLOG® #34N Roba by Helmut Zepf GmbH represents a refined approach to atraumatic tooth removal in the anterior maxillary region. Engineered specifically for upper incisors and cuspids, the special beaks allow clinicians to achieve a deep, secure, and parallel purchase on the tooth structure before extraction begins.

Product Overview

The Helmut Zepf exLOG® #34N Roba is a premium-grade extraction forceps designed for professional dental use. Its special beak geometry facilitates an upper incisor extraction forceps deep parallel grip, enabling controlled luxation and removal with minimal soft-tissue trauma. The instrument is manufactured in Germany, reflecting the high standards of precision engineering associated with Helmut Zepf GmbH.

Key Features

• Special beaks designed for deep and parallel grip on upper incisors and cuspids
• exLOG® ergonomic handle design for enhanced clinician comfort and torque control
• Suitable for anterior maxillary extraction procedures
• High-quality German manufacturing by Helmut Zepf GmbH
• Instrument reference: Helmut Zepf No. 15.234.07

Clinical Application

When performing anterior maxillary extractions, achieving a proper axial grip is critical to reducing the risk of root fracture and collateral tissue damage. The upper incisor extraction forceps deep parallel grip beak configuration of the #34N Roba allows the clinician to engage tooth structure apically before applying controlled rotational and luxating forces. This promotes predictable, efficient extractions in both routine and challenging clinical scenarios.

FAQ

What teeth is the exLOG® #34N Roba designed for? It is designed for upper incisors and cuspids in the maxillary anterior region.

What makes the beak design of this forceps special? The beaks are shaped to provide a deep and parallel grip, allowing the clinician to seat the instrument apically for improved control during extraction.

Who manufactures this instrument? This forceps is manufactured by Helmut Zepf GmbH in Germany, under item number 15.234.07.