GDC Extraction Forceps Pedo
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Brand: GDC
Extraction Forceps upper and lower for pedo patients.
| Quantity | Price |
|---|---|
| 2 - 5 | $ 19.75 |
| 6 - 10 | $ 19.55 |
| 11 - 20 | $ 19.15 |
| 21 - 50 | $ 18.95 |
| 51 + | $ 18.55 |
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Features
- Pediatric-specific design: GDC Extraction Forceps Pedo is specially designed for use in pediatric dentistry. They are crafted with smaller dimensions and a more delicate build to accommodate the unique needs of children’s teeth and oral structures.
- High-quality construction: These forceps are typically made from high-grade stainless steel or other durable materials to ensure long-lasting performance and resistance to corrosion.
- Precision-engineered beaks: The beaks of GDC Extraction Forceps Pedo are carefully designed to provide a secure grip on the tooth during extraction. They may feature serrated surfaces or specialized grooves to enhance traction and prevent slippage.
- Ergonomic handle design: Many GDC Extraction Forceps Pedo models feature ergonomic handle designs for comfortable and precise handling. The handles may have textured surfaces or finger grips to provide a secure grip and control during use.
- Variety of sizes and types: GDC offers a range of Extraction Forceps Pedo models to cater to different tooth types and extraction requirements. This ensures that dentists can choose the appropriate forceps for specific cases and achieve optimal outcomes.
- Autoclavable: Most GDC Extraction Forceps Pedo are designed to be sterilized and autoclaved, allowing for proper infection control and maintaining a high level of hygiene in the dental practice.
- Easy maintenance: These forceps are designed for easy cleaning and maintenance, making them convenient for dental professionals to use and care for.
Description
GDC has an advanced R&D department, as well as specialists who understand how the instruments must perform in surgery.
Every year, instruments are updated and redesigned where ever necessary, in cooperation with the expert opinion from all their worthy buyers and knowledgeable customers, helping them to regularly revolutionize their products to the best of the ailing humanity.
GDC uses the finest material, the best grade of stainless steel, depending upon the type of instruments; various quality checks are made starting from the forging to the final approval by the quality control department.
The extraction forceps are instruments used for:-
- Removing the tooth from the alveolar bone
- Ideally, forceps are used to lift elevator-luxated teeth from their sockets, rather than to pull teeth from their sockets.
- They also can help to expand bone when properly used.
The basic components of dental extraction forceps are :
- The Handle
- Hinge
- Beaks
Key Specifications
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Type:Dental Forceps
- Category:Oral Surgery
- Disposable / Reusable:Reusable
- Autoclavable
Packaging
- 1 x Extraction forcep
Direction to Use
- Prepare the patient: Ensure the patient is comfortable and properly positioned in the dental chair, with good access to the targeted tooth.
- Anesthetize the area: Administer local anesthesia to the extraction site to ensure the patient’s comfort during the procedure.
- Select the appropriate forceps: Choose the GDC Extraction Forceps Pedo that matches the tooth to be extracted. Different forceps are designed for specific teeth and root types.
- Grasp the tooth: Position the beaks of the forceps around the crown of the tooth, near the gum line. Ensure a firm but gentle grip on the tooth to prevent slippage during the extraction.
- Apply controlled pressure: Use controlled and steady pressure to rock the tooth back and forth in a buccolingual and mesiodistal direction. This helps to loosen the tooth from the surrounding tissues and sockets.
- Use rotational movements if necessary: In some cases, rotational movements may be required to further loosen the tooth. Carefully rotate the forceps in a clockwise and counterclockwise direction while maintaining a secure grip on the tooth.
- Extract the tooth: Once the tooth is sufficiently loosened, apply slightly more force to extract it from the socket. Use caution to avoid excessive force that may cause trauma to the surrounding tissues.
- Inspect and clean the extraction site: After the tooth is extracted, inspect the socket to ensure complete removal of the tooth and any associated roots. Clean the area and provide necessary post-operative instructions to the patient and caregivers.
