• Anatomically matched beak shape ensures close contact with upper left molar root anatomy.
• Pointed buccal tip slides into the furcation space to facilitate periodontal ligament detachment.
• Smooth concave inner beak surface provides a firm grip on the tooth crown and root trunk.
• Textured handle knurling prevents slippage and improves tactile control during leverage application.
• Long, comfortable handle levers reduce manual fatigue while enabling optimal force transmission.
• Medical-grade stainless steel fabrication provides robust mechanical strength and resistance to flex.
• Passivated outer surface inhibits oxidation and rusting across repeated sterilization cycles.
• Designed to minimize mechanical trauma to adjacent soft tissues and socket margins.

The GDC Extraction Forceps Upper Molar Standard 18A (FX18AS) is an essential surgical instrument tailored specifically for removing upper left molars. Crafted from high-grade stainless steel, this forceps combines durability with precise anatomical adaptation, allowing clinicians to perform efficient extractions while reducing trauma to surrounding bone and soft tissue.

The working end features a pointed buccal beak designed to engage the furcation of upper left molars alongside a rounded palatal beak that conforms to the single palatal root. This specialized configuration provides superior mechanical leverage and prevents instrument slippage during luxation. The knurled handle offering a firm grip allows maximum force application with minimal hand fatigue, ensuring predictable clinical performance.

• Material: Surgical-grade Stainless Steel
• Application: Upper Left Molar Extractions
• Beak Design: Pointed buccal projection and rounded palatal beak
• Handle Type: Ergonomic serrated handle
• Finish: Passivated, corrosion-resistant
• Autoclavable: Up to 135°C
• Reusability: Fully reusable

1 Pack Contains:
• 1 × Upper Molar Extraction Forceps 18A (FX18AS)

Sterilize the forceps thoroughly in an autoclave at 135°C prior to the clinical procedure.

Ensure adequate local anesthesia and loosen surrounding gingival attachments using a desmotome or elevator.

Align the forceps with the long axis of the upper left molar, directing the pointed beak toward the buccal furcation.

Advance the beaks subgingivally along the tooth root surface to secure a firm anatomical grip.

Apply controlled apical force while executing gradual buccolingual luxation movements to expand the socket.

Once mobility is achieved, carefully lift the molar out of the alveolar socket along its path of withdrawal.

Clean off organic debris post-procedure, perform ultrasonic cleaning, and autoclave for future use.

Manufactured by: GDC Fine Dental Instruments, India

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