• Designed specifically for grasping mandibular molar furcations securely during exodontia.
• Crafted from surgical-grade stainless steel to ensure high durability and long service life.
• Tapered beak geometry delivers optimal mechanical leverage and controlled force transfer.
• Textured handle profile ensures a firm, slip-resistant grip during clinical procedures.
• Highly resistant to corrosion and staining across repeated reprocessing cycles.
• Supports standard autoclaving protocols for thorough infection control in oral surgery.

The GDC Extraction Forceps Lower Molars - 86C Standard (FX86CS) is a specialized surgical instrument designed for exodontia procedures involving mandibular molars. Featuring pointed, cylindrical beaks that gradually taper to thin tips (often referred to as a cowhorn design), this forcep engages effectively into the molar root bifurcation, allowing clinicians to achieve a stable mechanical hold with minimal root fracture risk.

Constructed from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the instrument withstands regular usage while resisting corrosion, chemical degradation, and structural stress. The handle configuration offers balance and ergonomic comfort, allowing oral surgeons and general practitioners to execute efficient leverage during tooth delivery. The FX86CS model is a single-piece retail unit supplied non-sterile and requires proper cleaning and autoclaving before clinical use.

• Instrument Type: Dental Extraction Forcep
• Tooth Application: Mandibular Lower Molars (No. 86C)
• Working End: Pointed, cylindrical tapered beaks (Cowhorn pattern)
• Material: Surgical Grade Stainless Steel
• Reusability: Reusable
• Sterilization: Fully Autoclavable
• Corrosion Resistance: High

1 Pack Contains:
• 1 × Extraction Forceps Lower Molars - 86C Standard (FX86CS)

Clean and autoclave the extraction forceps prior to the clinical procedure.

Luxate the mandibular molar using an appropriate dental elevator to expand the alveolar socket.

Align the pointed beaks of the 86C forceps into the bifurcated root area of the lower molar.

Apply firm, controlled pressure along the long axis of the tooth root.

Execute careful rotational and apical movements to release the tooth from the periodontal ligament.

Thoroughly clean, decontaminate, and autoclave the instrument following the extraction.

Manufactured by: GDC Fine Dental Instruments, India

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