GDC Coupland Surgical Elevators - EA1C

The GDC Coupland Surgical Elevator – EA1C is a precision dental instrument designed to assist in tooth extraction procedures. It is specifically developed to elevate and loosen teeth or roots from the socket with controlled force and minimal trauma to surrounding tissues.

Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel, this instrument ensures durability, corrosion resistance, and long-term clinical performance. The standard Coupland design provides excellent leverage and control, making it suitable for a wide range of extraction procedures. It is an essential tool in oral surgery and routine dental practice.

Indications for Use

Reflect the mucoperiosteal membrane

Luxate and remove teeth that cannot be engaged by forceps

Remove carious or fractured roots

Loosen teeth prior to the application of forceps

Split teeth that have grooves cut into them

Remove intra-radicular bone

Key Features

High-Quality Construction
Manufactured from premium stainless steel for durability, strength, and corrosion resistance.

Standard Coupland Design
Provides reliable leverage and control for effective tooth elevation.

Versatile Application
Suitable for a variety of extraction procedures, including simple and complex cases.

Efficient Tooth Elevation
The precisely designed tip helps gently loosen and elevate teeth from their sockets with minimal trauma.

Easy Sterilization and Maintenance
Stainless steel construction allows easy cleaning and repeated sterilization while maintaining instrument integrity.

Category: Oral Surgery
Material: Stainless Steel
Disposable/Reusable: Reusable
Sterile/Non-Sterile: Non - Sterile
Rust Free: Corrosion Resistant
Disinfection: Autoclavable

Preparation:
Ensure the patient is comfortably seated and adequately prepared for the extraction procedure.
Administer local anesthesia to provide pain control and comfort.
Isolation:
Maintain a clean and dry field by using appropriate dental dam or isolation techniques around the tooth scheduled for extraction.
Select the Right Elevator:
Choose the GDC Root Elevator Coupland Standard (Ea1c) appropriate for the specific tooth being extracted.
Positioning:
Securely hold the elevator's handle, ensuring a firm and comfortable grip.
Carefully position the pointed tip of the elevator between the targeted tooth and the surrounding bone.
Application:
Apply controlled and gentle pressure to the tooth's root using the elevator's tip.
Utilize a gentle rocking and twisting motion to help loosen the tooth within its socket.
Extraction:
Once the tooth is adequately loosened, employ dental forceps to grasp and remove it from the socket. Ensure complete root extraction.
Post-Extraction Care:
Administer any necessary post-extraction care, including achieving hemostasis and applying sutures if required.
Provide the patient with post-operative instructions for proper healing and aftercare.
Cleaning and Sterilization:
After use, meticulously clean the GDC Root Elevator Coupland Standard (Ea1c).
Sterilize it following the recommended dental instrument sterilization protocols to maintain optimal hygiene and safety standards.