Extraction Forceps, exLOG® #34M Roba Upper Incisors and Cuspids Special Beaks for Deep and Parallel Grip | Helmut Zepf No. 15.234.08

The upper incisor extraction forceps deep parallel grip design of the Helmut Zepf exLOG® #34M Roba makes it a refined instrument for clinicians who demand precision and control during anterior maxillary extractions. Engineered with special beaks optimized for upper incisors and cuspids, this forceps enables a secure, deep, and parallel grasp of the tooth root, reducing the risk of slippage and improving procedural efficiency.

Key Features

• Special Beaks: Designed specifically for upper incisors and cuspids, allowing targeted engagement without compromising adjacent structures.
• Deep and Parallel Grip: The beak geometry facilitates a deep, parallel approach to the root, which supports controlled luxation and atraumatic extraction technique.
• exLOG® Design: Part of Helmut Zepf's exLOG® series, reflecting a commitment to ergonomic handle design and balanced force distribution.
• Made in Germany: Manufactured to the exacting quality standards associated with German dental instrument production.
• Instrument Reference: Helmut Zepf No. 15.234.08 / #34M Roba

Clinical Application

This upper incisor extraction forceps deep parallel grip instrument is particularly suited for procedures requiring precise root engagement in the anterior maxillary region. The parallel beak orientation helps minimize lateral forces on surrounding bone, supporting a more conservative extraction approach. Clinicians working with this forceps benefit from consistent tactile feedback and reliable instrument balance throughout the procedure.

FAQ

What teeth is this forceps designed for? This forceps is designed for upper incisors and cuspids, providing targeted beak engagement for these anterior maxillary teeth.

What makes the deep and parallel grip beneficial? The upper incisor extraction forceps deep parallel grip allows for deeper root purchase and a more controlled, atraumatic extraction motion compared to standard beak designs.

Where is this instrument manufactured? This instrument is manufactured in Germany by Helmut Zepf GmbH, a respected name in dental instrument production.