GDC American Nevius First & Second Upper Molar Teeth Right # 88R Dental Forceps - F88R

The GDC American Nevius #88R Dental Forceps (F88R) are specifically designed for the extraction of first and second upper molars on the right side. These forceps are used for the removal of teeth from the dental alveolus in the alveolar bone. The Nevius pattern beak ensures a precise anatomical fit and secure tooth engagement.

Manufactured from high-grade surgical stainless steel, these forceps offer durability and corrosion resistance for long-term clinical use. The instrument features sharp, precision-engineered beaks that allow better adaptation to the root surface and help cut the periodontal ligament efficiently. The concave inner surface of the beaks ensures a secure fit around molar roots, allowing stable and atraumatic tooth removal. Large ergonomic handles with smooth knurling provide a comfortable, non-slip grip, improving operator control and reducing hand fatigue during procedures.

GDC instruments are produced to international standards including UNI EN ISO 9001:2008, UNI EN ISO 13485:2003, and CE standards. These forceps are fully autoclavable, ensuring compliance with standard infection control protocols and allowing for safe sterilization.

Key Features : 

Designed for the extraction of first and second upper molars on the right side
Manufactured from high-grade surgical stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance
Features sharp, precision-engineered beaks with a concave inner surface for secure adaptation to molar roots
Equipped with large ergonomic handles and smooth knurling for comfortable, non-slip grip and reduced hand fatigue
Complies with international standards including UNI EN ISO 9001:2008, UNI EN ISO 13485:2003, and CE standards
Fully autoclavable for effective sterilization and infection control

Preparation:
Ensure the forceps are properly cleaned and sterilized before the procedure.

Patient and Tooth Assessment:
Examine the upper right molar and administer appropriate local anesthesia.

Positioning the Forceps:
Place the beaks around the crown of the molar, ensuring the tips adapt securely to the root surfaces.

Loosening the Tooth:
Apply controlled buccal and palatal movements to gradually expand the socket and loosen the tooth.

Tooth Removal:
Once the tooth is sufficiently mobilized, apply gentle traction to remove it from the alveolar socket.

Post-Use Care:
After the procedure, thoroughly clean, disinfect, and sterilize the forceps before storage or reuse.