• Ergonomically contoured handles offer optimal tactile feedback while significantly reducing hand strain.
• Specially angled beaks align precisely with the trifurcated root anatomy of upper left molars.
• Broad subgingival beak contours establish a firm, slip-resistant grip around the tooth neck.
• Premium surgical stainless steel construction ensures high tensile strength and long-term durability.
• Precision hinge mechanism facilitates smooth, controlled opening and closing during leverage application.
• Smooth, corrosion-resistant surface withstands repeated high-temperature autoclave sterilization cycles.
• Optimized weight distribution provides superior procedural stability during socket expansion.

The GDC Extraction Forceps Upper Molars Left Ergonomic (FX90E) is an essential oral surgery instrument engineered specifically for extracting maxillary left molars. Designed to conform smoothly to complex tooth anatomy, the beaks feature precise curvature that securely engages the cervical region of the upper left molar without slippage.

Featuring an upgraded ergonomic handle design, this instrument balances force distribution during socket expansion while minimizing surgeon hand fatigue. The high-grade surgical stainless steel construction provides excellent resistance to corrosion and mechanical stress, ensuring long-lasting performance across repeated autoclave sterilization cycles.

• Material: High-Grade Stainless Steel
• Anatomical Design: Upper Left Molars (#90 pattern)
• Handle Type: Ergonomic knurled grip
• Sterility: Non-sterile (Autoclavable)
• Reusability: Reusable
• Finish: Corrosion-Resistant Satin Finish
• Application: Exodontia and minor oral surgery

1 Pack Contains:
• 1 × GDC Extraction Forceps Upper Molars Left Ergonomic (FX90E)

Verify the instrument is clean, intact, and thoroughly autoclaved prior to beginning the procedure.

Ensure adequate local anesthesia is achieved and administer syndesmotomy to sever periodontal ligament attachments.

Align the anatomical beaks parallel to the long axis of the target upper left molar.

Advance the beak tips subgingival along the buccal and palatal root surfaces to secure a firm grasp at the cervical margin.

Apply controlled luxation movements using subtle vestibulo-palatal pressure to expand the alveolar socket walls.

Gently rotate and lift the tooth along the path of least resistance once adequate mobility is attained.

Clean, decontaminate, and autoclave the instrument immediately following the clinical procedure.

Manufacturer: GDC Fine Crafted Dental Pvt. Ltd.; Country of Origin: India

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