• Straight Design: The pliers feature a straight design with a long, slender profile. The straight shape allows for easy access and maneuverability within the root canal.
• Fine and Delicate Tips: The tips of the pliers are typically fine and delicate to provide precise grasping and manipulation of small broken endodontic instruments or root fragments within the narrow root canal.
• Non-Slipping Surface: The gripping surfaces of the pliers may be textured or serrated to prevent slipping while attempting to grasp the fragments securely.
• Stainless Steel Construction: These pliers are usually made from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring durability, resistance to corrosion, and ease of sterilization for infection control.
• Ergonomic Handles: The pliers may have ergonomically designed handles to provide a comfortable grip and better control during delicate endodontic procedures.
• Versatility: Nerve-Canal Pliers - Straight are designed to handle various scenarios encountered during endodontic treatments, such as grasping and retrieving broken files, instruments, or root fragments that may become dislodged or fractured during the procedure.

GDC Nerve-Canal Pliers - Straight (Rfes)

GDC Nerve-Canal Pliers - Straight (Rfes) are specialized dental instruments designed to aid in endodontic procedures, particularly in cases where broken endodontic instruments or root fragments need to be grasped and retrieved from the root canal. These pliers are an essential tool for endodontists or dentists performing complex root canal treatments.

• Type: Nerve Canal Plier
  
• Category: Endodontic
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Size: Straight
• Disposable / Reusable: Reusable
• Autoclavable: Yes

• 1 x Nerve Canal Plier

• Patient Preparation: Ensure the patient is comfortably positioned and has undergone the necessary anesthesia for the procedure.
• Visualization: Using appropriate dental mirrors and magnification, carefully examine the root canal to identify any broken endodontic instruments or root fragments.
• Access: Access the root canal using standard endodontic instruments, such as files and reamers, as needed.
• Grasping: Once the broken instrument or root fragment is identified, use the Nerve-Canal Pliers - Straight to gently grasp the fragment. Be cautious not to apply excessive force that could damage surrounding structures.
• Retrieve: Carefully withdraw the fragment from the root canal. In some cases, the use of irrigation solutions may assist in flushing out the debris.
• Check and Confirm: After removal, carefully inspect the fragment to ensure it is complete and that no fragments remain within the canal.
• Complete the Procedure: Continue with the root canal treatment as planned, shaping, cleaning, and filling the canal as necessary.
• Post-Procedure Care: Provide appropriate post-procedure instructions to the patient for oral hygiene and care.

• 6 months warranty against rust.

Question) Who typically uses GDC Nerve-Canal Pliers - Straight (Rfes)?

Answer: Endodontists and dentists performing complex root canal treatments commonly use these specialized dental instruments.