Implant Explantation Pliers & Fox Explantation Forceps – IMPLANT-EX
Implant explantation pliers are specialized surgical instruments designed to facilitate the safe, controlled removal of dental implants and abutments during revision and explantation procedures. Whether performing a straightforward implant retrieval or managing a complex surgical case, having the right instrument in hand is essential to achieving reliable outcomes with minimal tissue disruption.
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Helmut Zepf GmbH
Regular price $249.99Unit priceHelmut Zepf GmbH
Regular price $249.99Unit price
Which Implant Explantation Pliers Do You Need?
The FOX IMPLANT-EX explantation forceps come in an upper jaw and a lower jaw version; pick by arch.
FOX IMPLANT-EX explantation forceps
| Zepf No. | Pattern or size | Use |
|---|---|---|
| 47.834.00 | FOX IMPLANT-EX, upper jaw | Unscrewing an implant (abutment), upper jaw |
| 47.834.01 | FOX IMPLANT-EX, lower jaw | Unscrewing an implant (abutment), lower jaw |
Engineered for Surgical Precision
Each pair of implant explantation pliers in this collection is crafted to deliver the mechanical advantage required for effective implant engagement and extraction. Ergonomic handles allow surgeons to maintain firm control throughout the procedure, reducing hand fatigue during extended use. Jaw geometries are optimized to grip implant components securely without slippage, supporting a controlled extraction force at every stage of the removal process.
Material Quality and Durability
Professional-grade construction is a defining characteristic of these instruments. Manufactured from high-grade stainless steel, they offer excellent resistance to corrosion and full compatibility with standard autoclave sterilization protocols. This durability supports repeated use across clinical settings while maintaining dimensional accuracy and grip integrity over time.
Applications and Compatibility
- Dental implant removal and revision procedures
- Separate upper jaw (47.834.00) and lower jaw (47.834.01) versions
- Surgical revision cases requiring controlled force application
- Compatible with a range of implant systems and sizes
Selecting the Right Instrument
Choosing the appropriate implant explantation pliers depends on the implant type, anatomical location, and the degree of osseointegration present. Review each product's specifications carefully to ensure compatibility with your clinical requirements. When in doubt, consult with a surgical instrument specialist to identify the most suitable tool for your application.
Warranty
Every FOX explantation forcep in this collection is covered by a 1-year Helmut Zepf warranty against defects in materials and workmanship from the date of delivery. Full terms and the claim process are on our Warranty page.
Clinical Use
The FOX IMPLANT-EX forceps are used to grip an implant at its abutment and unscrew it during dental implant explantation or revision, with the upper jaw (47.834.00) and lower jaw (47.834.01) versions shaped for access in each arch.
Care and Reconditioning
Clean and sterilize the explantation forceps after each use following the manufacturer instructions, and check the jaws for wear and secure grip before every procedure. Our Surgical Instrument Reprocessing & Sterilization Guide covers the full workflow.
Compare With
Related Helmut Zepf collections: Dental Implantology Instruments, Universal Dental Implant Tools, Trephines, and Upper Dental Extraction Forceps. For instrument types and terminology, see the Surgical Instrument Comparison Chart, the Helmut Zepf Surgical Instrument Library, and the Surgical Instrument Glossary.

FAQ
What are implant explantation pliers used for? They are specialized surgical instruments used to grip and unscrew dental implants (at the abutment) during explantation or revision procedures.
Are these instruments autoclavable? Most implant explantation pliers in this category are manufactured from stainless steel and are compatible with standard autoclave sterilization cycles, though individual product specifications should always be confirmed.
How do I choose the correct pliers for my case? Selection depends on implant type, size, and clinical context. Review product specifications and consult a surgical instrument specialist if additional guidance is needed.
Manufacturer literature: FOX IMPLANT-EX flyer (PDF) — more in our Surgical Instrument Library.