GDC Rohdes Back Action Chisel Premium Handle C36/37

GDC Rohdes Back Action Chisel Premium Handle C36/37

The GDC Rhodes Back Action Chisel  (C36/37) stands as a pinnacle in periodontal surgery instruments, offering exceptional precision and efficiency. Specifically crafted for alveolar bone removal adjacent to teeth, this premium chisel excels in delicacy, minimizing trauma to the gingiva and teeth. Its double-angled design, coupled with gently curved blades, facilitates unparalleled access to challenging areas, particularly the intricate 3rd molar region. The rounded handle not only enhances the instrument’s lightweight nature but also ensures a comfortable, no-slip grip. This design consideration, combined with the instrument’s ease of handling, significantly reduces operator fatigue. The GDC Rhodes Back Action Chisel is a testament to innovation in periodontal surgery tools, providing practitioners with a reliable, ergonomic, and highly effective instrument for intricate dental procedures.

Direction to use :- 

• Preparation: Ensure a sterile surgical environment, confirming patient positioning for optimal access.
• Instrument Inspection: Thoroughly inspect the GDC Rhodes Back Action Chisel #6 (C36/37) for damage or contamination. Do not proceed if the instrument is compromised.
• Patient Comfort: Communicate with the patient for comfort and administer local anesthesia as needed.
• Selection of Chisel: Confirm the #6 chisel is appropriate for the procedure, considering the Double Angled design for challenging areas.
• Access Planning: Plan the approach, using the gently curved blades for optimal access, especially in challenging areas like the 3rd molar region.
• Gentle Flap Elevation: Use the chisel for gentle flap elevation, ensuring minimal trauma. Exercise precision in bone removal.
• Alveolar Bone Removal: Employ the chisel to remove alveolar bone in flakes from areas adjacent to teeth. Utilize the Double Angled design for ease of access.
• Handle Grip: Utilize the rounded handle for a lightweight, comfortable, and no-slip grip, ensuring ease of handling and minimizing operator fatigue.
• Instrument Movement: Perform controlled movements, avoiding excessive force. The design allows for precise and efficient bone removal.
• Hemostasis and Inspection: Ensure hemostasis, inspect the area, and confirm satisfactory bone removal.
• Postoperative Care: Provide postoperative care instructions, including medications and follow-up appointments.
• Sterilization After Use: Post-procedure, thoroughly clean the chisel to remove tissue or debris. Follow the standard sterilization procedures, typically autoclaving, to ensure effective sterilization and maintain hygiene.

Warranty :- 6 months against rust 

Back-Action Used to reshaping bone and to remove flaps.