• Specifically contoured beaks adapt tightly to the anatomy of maxillary roots for maximum contact.
• Manufactured from high-grade surgical stainless steel to deliver superior strength and longevity.
• Knurled ergonomic handle design ensures a confident, slip-free grip during procedures.
• Precision hinge mechanism guarantees smooth mechanical leverage and uniform force transmission.
• Deeply engaging beak tips reduce intraoperative slippage and help preserve surrounding alveolar bone.
• High corrosion resistance withstands repeated thermal and chemical sterilization cycles.

The GDC Extraction Forceps Universal For Upper Roots (FX221) is a specialized surgical instrument developed for extracting maxillary root fragments and impacted root structures with high precision. Designed specifically for upper arch exodontia, this tool features narrow, anatomically shaped beaks that glide beneath the gingival margin to achieve a firm grip on the root surface. Crafted from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, this forcep offers exceptional structural strength and resistance against corrosion over prolonged clinical use. The ergonomic handle structure enables optimal tactile feedback while allowing clinicians to apply appropriate mechanical force with reduced hand fatigue. Supplied as a single reusable instrument, the FX221 forcep integrates seamlessly into routine oral surgery setups. Its autoclavable design makes it a reliable, long-lasting addition to any dental practice.

• Material: Medical-grade Stainless Steel
• Application: Maxillary root extraction
• Beak Alignment: Anatomically contoured for upper root anatomy
• Finish: Corrosion-resistant, satin-finish handle
• Sterility: Non-sterile (Autoclavable)
• Reusability: Fully reusable

1 Pack Contains:
• 1 × Extraction Forcep (FX221)

Examine the root structure radiographically and administer local anesthesia.

Sever the periodontal ligament attachment around the maxillary root using a luxator or elevator.

Position the tips of the forceps beaks subgingivally, parallel to the long axis of the root.

Apply firm apical pressure to achieve a deep grasp on the root surface.

Use controlled palatal and labial rocking motions combined with subtle axial rotation to expand the socket.

Carefully elevate and extract the root from the socket once full luxation is achieved.

Clean, decontaminate, and sterilize the instrument in an autoclave prior to subsequent use.

Manufactured by: GDC Fine Dental Instruments, India

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