FIRST & SECOND UPPER MOLAR TEETH RIGHT-53

American Forceps Molars First & Second Upper Molar Teeth Right # 53R (F53R)The GDC American Pattern Forceps for upper first and second molars feature a straight handle configuration where the beaks and handle run parallel — a design that allows the operator to apply axial force directly along the long axis of the tooth. This differs from the English pattern, where the handle is perpendicular to the beak, and gives the American pattern a distinct advantage in cases where a direct push-and-rotate technique is preferred.

The beaks are anatomically contoured to adapt to the furcation of upper first and second molars, providing a secure grip around the mesiobuccal and distobuccal roots. The precision-milled serrations on the beak surfaces minimise slippage during rotation and luxation without causing unnecessary root fracture.

Crafted from austenitic stainless steel AISI-304 and polished to a corrosion-resistant finish, these forceps are fully autoclavable and built for repeated sterilization across years of clinical use. They are a standard instrument in general dental practice and oral surgery setups managing routine upper molar extractions.

• • Specifically designed for upper right molar extractions.
  • Anatomical beak design ensures firm tooth engagement.
  • Provides excellent control and extraction efficiency.
  • Minimizes trauma to surrounding tissues.
  • Ergonomic handle enhances grip and comfort.
  • Durable construction for repeated clinical use.

• Instrument Type:  Extraction Forceps (American Pattern)
• Category: Oral Surgery Instrument
• Design:  Right-sided molar forceps
• Beak Configuration: Anatomically contoured for upper right molars
• Jaw Type:  Serrated beaks for secure grip
• Material:  Medical-grade Stainless Steel
• Handle Type:  Ergonomic handle with anti-slip grip
• Usage Area:   Posterior maxillary region
• Sterilization:   Autoclavable and chemically disinfectable

• Clean and sterilize the forceps before use.
• Assess the tooth and surrounding structures radiographically.
• Administer appropriate local anesthesia.
• Reflect soft tissue if required for better access.
• Position the beaks securely around the tooth crown.
• Apply apical pressure to seat the forceps properly.
• Use controlled buccal and palatal movements for luxation.
• Deliver the tooth carefully with rotational or traction force.
• Inspect the socket and ensure complete removal.
• Clean, disinfect, and sterilize the instrument after use.

• Country Of Origin: India
• Manufacturer: GDC Fine Crafted Dental Pvt. Ltd.

• 6 months warranty against rust.