• Anatomically contoured beak design ensures a precise and firm adaptation to upper root surfaces.
• Textured handle pattern offers enhanced tactile feedback and prevents slippage during procedures.
• Engineered to deliver balanced mechanical leverage, minimizing hand fatigue for the clinician.
• High-grade stainless steel construction provides long-lasting durability and structural integrity.
• Excellent resistance to chemical corrosion and repeated sterilization procedures.
• Smooth joint movement allows seamless operational handling during minor oral surgical extractions.
• Designed specifically to minimize trauma to adjacent soft tissues and alveolar bone.

The GDC Extraction Forceps Upper Roots - 30 Standard (FX30S) is a specialized surgical instrument developed for extracting retained root fragments and deeply situated upper roots. Designed with narrow, contoured beaks, this forceps enables optimal subgingival engagement without causing unnecessary trauma to surrounding soft tissues or the alveolar bone. Constructed from high-grade stainless steel, the FX30S offers superior strength, corrosion resistance, and longevity. The knurled handle design ensures a non-slip grip and firm control, even under moist surgical conditions. This standard pattern instrument provides the necessary balance between tactile sensitivity and force distribution needed during delicate oral surgical procedures.

• Instrument Type: Dental Extraction Forceps
• Pattern Number: 30 Standard (FX30S)
• Anatomic Application: Upper Roots
• Material: Medical-grade Stainless Steel
• Autoclavable: Yes
• Rust Protection: Corrosion resistant
• Handle Finish: Textured grip

1 Pack Contains:
• 1 × Extraction Forceps Upper Roots - 30 Standard (FX30S)

Clean and autoclave the instrument thoroughly prior to surgical intervention.

Position the patient and perform appropriate local anesthesia administration.

Align the contoured beaks parallel to the long axis of the upper root fragment.

Advance the beak tips subgingivally to firmly grasp the root structure near the cervical line.

Apply gentle, controlled apical pressure combined with subtle rotational movements to luxate the root.

Lift the luxated root structure carefully out of the alveolar socket.

Clean, sterilize, and inspect the instrument after completion of the clinical procedure.

Manufactured by: GDC Fine Dental Instruments, India

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