GDC American Peedo Universal Upper Primary Teeth & Roots # 150S Dental Forceps - F150S

The GDC American Peedo Universal Upper Primary Teeth & Roots # 150S Dental Forceps (F150S) are engineered for precision in pediatric dentistry, specifically designed for the extraction of upper primary teeth and roots. These universal forceps facilitate a reliable and gentle approach to pediatric dental procedures, accommodating a variety of upper primary teeth and roots to streamline the extraction process.

Crafted from high-quality stainless steel, these forceps ensure durability and longevity in demanding clinical settings. The handles are manufactured with AISI 304-class 3 AUSTENITIC stainless steel, providing high resistance to wear and corrosion, while non-cutting tips utilize AISI 420-class 4 MARTENSITIC stainless steel for resilience and mechanical strength. The pediatric-centric design ensures a secure and gentle grip, aiming to minimize trauma and discomfort for young patients during extraction.

GDC instruments are supplied non-sterile and require sterilization before use, being autoclavable up to 135°C. They are manufactured in compliance with international standards, including UNI EN ISO 9001:2008, UNI EN ISO 13485:2003, and CE standards, confirming their suitability for clinical application.

Key Features : 

Designed for the extraction of upper primary teeth and roots in pediatric dentistry
Constructed from high-quality stainless steel for durability and corrosion resistance
Features a pediatric-centric design for a secure and gentle grip, minimizing patient discomfort
Complies with UNI EN ISO 9001:2008, UNI EN ISO 13485:2003, and CE standards
Reusable and autoclavable for effective infection control

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

Patient and Tooth Assessment:
Examine the upper primary tooth or root to be extracted and administer appropriate local anesthesia.

Positioning the Forceps:
Place the beaks of the forceps firmly around the crown or root of the tooth, ensuring a secure grip below the cementoenamel junction where possible.

Loosening the Tooth:
Apply gentle buccal and palatal movements to gradually loosen the tooth from the socket.

Tooth Removal:
Once the tooth is adequately mobilized, apply controlled traction to remove it from the socket.

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