Extracting Forceps English Pattern Fig 233 – Lower Roots

Extracting Forceps English Pattern Fig. 233 is a staple in mandibular oral surgery. Its unique geometry—part of the Hawk’s Bill family—is specifically optimized for the retrieval of lower root tips. Unlike standard molar forceps, the beaks of the Fig. 233 are designed to remain parallel at the tip, ensuring maximum surface contact with the root even under heavy pressure. At Dentstar International, we hand-finish every instrument in Sialkot to ensure the hinge tension and beak alignment meet the highest surgical standards.

Key Features & Clinical Benefits

• Parallel Beak Geometry: The beaks do not touch at the tips, allowing them to wrap securely around the root fragment for a balanced, non-crushing grip.

• 90-Degree Hawk’s Bill Design: The perpendicular handle-to-beak orientation provides the clinician with a clear line of sight and maximum vertical leverage in the posterior mandible.

• High-Grade German Stainless Steel: Forged from premium, corrosion-resistant surgical steel that maintains its mechanical strength and tip sharpness through repeated sterilization cycles.

• Ergonomic Knurled Handle: Features a deeply textured, non-slip grip that ensures safety and precision, even when working in moist environments with surgical gloves.

• Atraumatic Root Retrieval: The slim profile of the beaks allows for subgingival engagement, minimizing the need for extensive bone removal during fragment extraction.

Technical Specifications

• Pattern: English Pattern Fig. 233 (Hawk’s Bill)

• Application: Lower Roots and Fragments

• Material: Surgical Grade Stainless Steel

• Finish: Satin / Anti-Glare

• Maintenance: 100% Reusable and fully autoclavable

• Compliance: Manufactured under ISO 13485 and CE quality standards