GDC Crown Holding Forcep 12.5cm

Sterilising Forceps Crown Holding 12.5CM # CHFRS GDC

The GDC Sterilising Forceps Crown Holding (12.5cm) (Chfrs) is a specialized dental instrument designed for the secure and gentle handling of crowns and bridges during various dental procedures. With a length of 12.5cm, these forceps feature a crown-holding mechanism and a ring for enhanced precision and control. Crafted with high-quality materials, the forceps ensure durability and easy sterilization, meeting stringent infection control standards. The ergonomic design promotes comfortable use for dental professionals, facilitating the efficient placement and removal of crowns and bridges. This instrument is a valuable addition to the dental toolkit, providing essential support for clinicians in restorative and prosthodontic treatments.

Direction to use :- 

Patient Preparation:

• Ensure the patient is comfortably seated and prepared for the dental procedure involving crown or bridge placement.

Instrument Inspection:

• Prior to use, inspect the forceps for any damage or defects. Ensure it is properly sterilized following standard infection control protocols.

Ring Placement:

• Position it on the finger for enhanced grip and control during the procedure.

Grip Adjustment:

• Adjust the forceps to the appropriate grip size to securely hold the crown or bridge.

Crown or Bridge Retrieval:

• Gently insert the forceps into the patient’s oral cavity to retrieve the crown or bridge from the sterilization tray or working area.

Secure Holding:

• Use the forceps to securely hold the crown or bridge, ensuring a stable grip without causing damage to the restoration.

Placement Assistance:

• Assist the dentist or prosthodontist in placing the crown or bridge onto the prepared tooth or implant, maintaining control throughout the process.

Adjustment and Alignment:

• If necessary, make any adjustments or alignments to ensure proper fit and occlusion of the crown or bridge.

Removal Procedure:

• During the removal of the crown or bridge, use the forceps to grasp and carefully detach the restoration from the tooth or implant.

Post-procedure Care:

• After use, clean the forceps thoroughly and sterilize them according to standard infection control protocols.

Patient Communication:

• Communicate with the patient throughout the procedure, ensuring their comfort and cooperation.

Warranty :- 6 months against rust