GDC Extraction Forceps Lower Roots - 845.00 Secure (SFX845.00)

• Precision Craftsmanship: Crafted with precision to ensure accurate and controlled tooth extractions, minimizing trauma to surrounding tissues.
• Secure Grip: Designed with beaks that provide a secure and firm grip on the tooth, enhancing control during the extraction process.
• Ergonomic Design: Features an ergonomic handle design, promoting comfortable handling and maneuverability for the dentist.
• Versatility: Versatile design suitable for the extraction of lower roots, ensuring applicability to a range of dental extraction procedures.
• Durability: Constructed from high-quality materials for durability, ensuring longevity and consistent performance.
• Easy to Clean: The forceps are designed for easy cleaning and sterilization, maintaining optimal hygiene standards.
• Minimally Invasive: Facilitates a minimally invasive extraction approach, reducing trauma to surrounding tissues and promoting faster healing.
• Anatomical Compatibility: Designed with consideration for anatomical structures, ensuring compatibility with the natural contours of the oral cavity.
• Enhanced Visibility: The design allows for clear visibility during the extraction process, aiding in precision and accuracy.

• Type: Extraction Forcep
• Category: Oral Surgery
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Disposable / Reusable: Reusable
• Sterile / Non-Sterile: Non - Sterile
• Latex / Latex - free: Latex Free

• 1 x Extraction Forcep Lower Root

• Patient Assessment: Conduct a thorough patient assessment, including a review of medical history and radiographs, to determine the need for tooth extraction.
• Instrument Preparation: Ensure that the GDC Extraction Forceps Lower Roots - 845.00 Secure is clean, sterilized, and ready for use.
• Selection of Forceps: Choose the appropriate forceps size based on the type and location of the lower tooth to be extracted.
• Anesthesia: Administer local anesthesia to ensure the patient's comfort during the extraction procedure.
• Isolation and Visualization: Use dental dam or cotton rolls to isolate the tooth and provide clear visibility. Use a mouth mirror and appropriate lighting for optimal visualization.
• Loosening the Tooth: Gently rock the forceps handles in a buccolingual direction to loosen the tooth from the periodontal ligament.
• Gripping the Tooth: Once loosened, carefully position the forceps beaks around the crown of the tooth, ensuring a firm and secure grip.
• Rotational Movement: Apply controlled rotational movements to further dislodge the tooth from its socket.
• Extraction: With a firm grip, initiate a steady and controlled extraction force in the apical direction, taking care to avoid excessive force to prevent fracturing.
• Post-Extraction Examination: Examine the socket to ensure complete tooth removal and address any residual roots or fragments.
• Hemostasis and Post-Extraction Care: Achieve hemostasis and provide post-extraction care instructions to the patient, including the use of gauze for biting and any prescribed medications.
• Documentation: Document the extraction details, including tooth number, condition, and any complications, in the patient's records.

• Country Of Origin: India
• Manufacturer: GDC Fine Crafted Dental Pvt. Ltd.

• 6 months warranty against rust.

Question: What is the primary use of GDC Extraction Forceps Lower Roots - 845.00 Secure?Answer: These forceps are specifically designed for the secure and controlled extraction of lower teeth during dental procedures.

Question: What material are GDC Extraction Forceps Lower Roots - 845.00 Secure made of?Answer: The forceps are typically made of high-quality, durable materials such as stainless steel for longevity and reliability.

Question: What types of lower roots are the GDC Extraction Forceps 845.00 Secure suitable for?Answer: These forceps are designed for various lower roots, providing versatility in dental extractions.

Question: Can GDC Extraction Forceps be used for primary teeth extractions?
Answer: While primarily designed for permanent teeth, their use for primary teeth may be determined by the dentist based on individual cases.