GDC Rowe Maxillary Disimpaction Forcep Right Dental Forceps - RMDR Right

The GDC Rowe Maxillary Disimpaction Forceps Right (RMDR) are specialized instruments used in orthognathic and oral maxillofacial surgery for maxillary disimpaction procedures. These forceps are designed to securely grasp and mobilize the maxilla after osteotomy, enabling controlled disimpaction and repositioning of the maxillary segment.

The instrument features dissimilar curved jaws that conform to the palate and nasal floor, providing stable engagement of the maxillary bone. The smooth-surfaced jaws help minimize trauma to surrounding tissues during the procedure. Angled handles with lateral ridges enhance leverage and provide a secure grip, reducing the risk of accidental tooth damage. Manufactured from high-grade surgical stainless steel, the forceps offer durability, corrosion resistance, and reliable performance in surgical settings.

Features

Dissimilar Curved Jaws: Designed to adapt to the palate and nasal floor for secure engagement of the maxilla.

Smooth-Surfaced Jaws: Help minimize trauma to surrounding tissues during surgical procedures.

Angled Handles: Provide better leverage and reduce the risk of accidental tooth fracture.

Lateral Handle Ridges: Improve grip and control during maxillary manipulation.

Premium Stainless Steel Construction: Ensures durability, strength, and corrosion resistance.

Autoclavable: Suitable for repeated sterilization and long-term clinical use.

Instrument Type: Maxillary Disimpaction Forceps

Model: RMDR

Pattern: Rowe

Side: Right

Application: Used in orthognathic surgery for maxillary disimpaction and mobilization

Material: High-grade surgical stainless steel

Jaw Design: Dissimilar curved jaws for palate and nasal floor adaptation

Handle Design: Angled handles with lateral ridges for secure grip

Surface Finish: Corrosion-resistant polished finish

Sterilization: Fully autoclavable

Reusable: Yes

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

Surgical Exposure:
After completion of the osteotomy cuts, expose the maxillary segment.

Positioning the Forceps:
Place the curved jaws carefully around the maxillary bone so they adapt to the palate and nasal floor.

Disimpaction:
Apply controlled downward and forward pressure to mobilize and disimpact the maxilla from surrounding bone.

Repositioning:
Once the maxilla is mobilized, guide it into the desired surgical position.

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