• Meticulously engineered for targeted and precise extraction of upper root fragments and root stumps.
• Ergonomically shaped large handles provide an optimal operator fit and maximum force application.
• Concave inner surface and close-fitting blades ensure uniform load distribution across the root.
• Sharp rounded beaks offer superior adaptation to root surfaces for effective periodontal ligament cut.
• Corrosion-resistant passivated construction supports repeated sterilization cycles without degrading.
• Balanced weight distribution reduces hand fatigue during prolonged oral surgical procedures.

The GDC Extraction Forceps Upper Roots - 944.01 Secure is a specialized surgical instrument engineered for precise tooth extractions in minor oral surgery. Specifically tailored for maxillary upper root stumps, this instrument features thin anatomic ends and sharp rounded beaks designed to adapt snugly to root surfaces.

Constructed from premium-grade stainless steel with a passivated, corrosion-resistant finish, it ensures long-term durability and reliable performance through repeated clinical sterilizations. The instrument incorporates large, ergonomically contoured handles that allow clinicians to exert optimal extraction force while minimizing hand fatigue and maintaining superior tactile control.

• Material: High-grade stainless steel
• Application: Maxillary upper root and root fragment extractions
• Instrument Type: Dental tooth extraction forcep
• Sterility: Non-sterile (reusable and autoclavable)
• Design Feature: Thin anatomic ends with sharp rounded beaks
• Surface Finish: Corrosion-resistant passivated finish

1 Pack Contains:
• 1 × GDC Extraction Forceps Upper Roots - 944.01 Secure

Select the appropriate forceps design and size corresponding to the targeted maxillary upper root.

Ensure the instrument has been thoroughly cleaned, sterilized, and inspected prior to clinical use.

Reflect soft tissues adequately to expose the root or root fragment clearly.

Adapt the sharp rounded beaks securely along the root surface beneath the gingival margin.

Apply controlled apical pressure combined with gentle rotational or rocking movements to sever the periodontal ligament.

Extract the loosened root fragment smoothly from the alveolar socket.

Clean, inspect, and process the instrument for routine autoclaving after the procedure.

Manufactured by: GDC Fine Crafted Dental Pvt. Ltd., India

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