GDC Extraction Forceps Separating Upper Molars - 55 Standard (FX55S)

• High-quality material: The forceps are made from high-grade stainless steel, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion.
• Beak design: The beaks of the forceps are specifically designed to securely grip the crown of the upper molars. They provide a strong and stable hold, allowing for effective separation and extraction.
• Standard size: The forceps are designed with standard measurements that are suitable for most upper molar teeth. This ensures compatibility and ease of use for dental professionals.
• Precision and accuracy: The forceps provide precise control and accuracy during the extraction process. This helps minimize trauma to surrounding tissues and ensures a successful extraction.
• Versatility: The forceps can be used for the extraction of various types of upper molars, including first molars, second molars, and third molars. This makes them a versatile tool in the dental practice.
• Easy maintenance: The forceps are easy to clean and sterilize, ensuring proper infection control and maintaining optimal hygiene standards in the dental office.
• Longevity: The high-quality construction of the forceps ensures their longevity and allows for multiple uses over an extended period of time.

• Type: Extraction Forceps
• Category: Oral Surgery
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Disposable/Reusable: Reusable
• Autoclavable: Yes

•  1 x Extraction Forcep

• Preparation: Before using the forceps, ensure that you have properly sterilized and sanitized them according to standard dental practices. This is crucial to prevent the spread of infection.
• Selection of forceps: Choose the appropriate forceps size that matches the size and shape of the upper molar tooth you are working on. Different forceps may be required for different types of molars.
• Patient preparation: Ensure that the patient is in a comfortable and relaxed position. Use appropriate anesthesia to numb the area around the tooth to minimize discomfort during the extraction.
• Grasping the forceps: Hold the forceps firmly with a proper grip. The handles should be held in your dominant hand while the beaks of the forceps should be positioned around the targeted tooth.
• Placement of the forceps: Carefully position the beaks of the forceps around the crown of the upper molar. Ensure that the beaks are securely gripping the tooth.
• Application of pressure: Apply gentle and controlled pressure on the tooth using forceps. The pressure should be directed towards the root of the tooth, aiming to loosen it from the socket.
• Rocking motion: Once the forceps are properly positioned, gently and gradually rock the forceps back and forth. This motion helps to separate the tooth from the surrounding tissues and ligaments, easing its extraction.
• Assessing mobility: As you apply pressure and perform the rocking motion, assess the mobility of the tooth. If you feel increased mobility and loosening of the tooth, it indicates that the separation is progressing.
• Extraction: Once the tooth is sufficiently separated, you can proceed with the extraction. Depending on the condition of the tooth and the specific extraction technique, you may need to use additional instruments such as elevators or luxators for complete and successful extraction.
• Post-extraction care: After the tooth has been extracted, ensure proper cleaning and sterilization of the forceps. Thoroughly clean them to remove any debris or blood, and sterilize them using the appropriate methods.

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

• 6 months warranty against rust.

Question: How durable are these forceps?
Answer: The forceps are made from high-grade stainless steel, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion. With proper care and maintenance, they can provide long-lasting use.

Question: Can these forceps be used in a dental cassette?
Answer: Yes, the forceps are designed to fit securely in a dental cassette, providing organized storage and easy access during procedures.

Question: Can these forceps be used for surgical extractions?
Answer: These forceps are primarily intended for non-surgical or simple extractions of upper molars. For complex or surgical extractions, specialized instruments and techniques may be required.