GDC Lower Root Extraction Forceps FX74N

GDC Lower Root No.74N Extraction Forceps

Lower Roots, Used for dental extraction (also referred to as tooth extraction, exodontia or exodontics): the removal of teeth from the dental alveolus (socket) in the alveolar bone. These are are dental instruments specifically designed for the extraction of lower root teeth. These forceps are crafted from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring durability and longevity. The beaks of the forceps are designed to securely grip the root of the tooth, providing a strong and stable hold during the extraction process. The angled design of the forceps allows for easy access and maneuverability, particularly in hard-to-reach areas of the mouth. The forceps have a standard size and shape, making them suitable for a wide range of patients and tooth anatomy.

Direction to use :- 

• Prepare the patient: Ensure that the patient is comfortably positioned in the dental chair and that the necessary anesthesia has been administered to numb the area.
• Select the appropriate forceps: Confirm that the Fx74ns forceps are the correct instrument for the specific tooth and root to be extracted. Ensure that the forceps are clean and in good working condition.
• Grasp the forceps: Hold the forceps in your dominant hand, ensuring a firm and comfortable grip. Position your fingers on the handles for better control and stability.
• Approach the tooth: Position the beaks of the forceps around the root of the tooth to be extracted. Ensure that the beaks are securely gripping the root without exerting excessive pressure.
• Apply controlled pressure: Using a slow and steady motion, apply controlled pressure to the root, gently rocking the forceps back and forth. This motion helps to loosen the tooth from its socket.
• Maintain stability: Keep the forceps firmly in place while applying pressure, making sure to maintain stability and avoid unnecessary movement.
• Extract the tooth: Once the tooth is sufficiently loosened, use a controlled and steady force to lift the tooth out of its socket. Be cautious not to use excessive force, as it may cause damage to the surrounding tissues.
• Inspect and clean: After the extraction, inspect the extracted tooth and the extraction site to ensure that no fragments are left behind. Clean the area and provide necessary post-extraction care instructions to the patient.

Warranty :- 6 months against rust