GDC Lower Root No. 74N Extraction Dental Forceps - FX74NB

The GDC Extraction Forceps Lower Roots – 74N Premium (FX74NP) are dental instruments specifically designed for the extraction of lower root teeth and root fragments. Made from high-quality surgical stainless steel, these forceps provide excellent durability and long-term performance.

The beaks are precision-engineered to ensure a secure grip on the root surface, allowing controlled and atraumatic extraction. The instrument features an ergonomic handle design that offers a comfortable and firm grip, improving control during procedures. Its robust construction and corrosion-resistant finish make it suitable for regular use in dental practice.

Features

Premium Quality: Manufactured from high-quality surgical stainless steel for durability and long service life.

Secure Grip: Precisely designed beaks provide a firm hold on root structures, ensuring controlled extraction.

Ergonomic Design: Comfortable handle design allows a steady grip and reduces operator fatigue during procedures.

Angled Design: Angled beaks improve access to lower roots, especially in difficult-to-reach areas.

Corrosion Resistant: High-quality material ensures resistance to corrosion and maintains instrument integrity.

Smooth Finish: Polished surfaces help reduce trauma to surrounding tissues during extraction.

Versatile Use: Designed for efficient removal of lower roots and root fragments of varying sizes.

Instrument Type: Dental Extraction Forceps

Model: FX7NP

Pattern: 7N Premium

Application: Designed for extraction of lower roots and root fragments

Beak Design: Narrow, pointed beaks for secure adaptation to root surfaces

Material: High-quality surgical stainless steel

Handle Design: Ergonomic handles

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

Patient and Tooth Assessment:
Examine the lower root or root fragment to be removed and administer appropriate local anesthesia.

Positioning the Forceps:
Carefully place the narrow beaks around the exposed root surface to obtain a secure grip.

Loosening the Root:
Apply gentle rotational and controlled buccal-lingual movements to loosen the root from the socket.

Root Removal:
Once the root is sufficiently mobilized, apply steady 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.