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Fortec International Inc • Dental Surgery Instruments • Canada

Premium Dental Surgery Instruments for Clinics Across Canada

Fortec International Inc offers a comprehensive range of dental surgery instruments in Canada through a secure online store. With 161 products covering everything from extraction forceps and elevators to hemostats, rongeurs, scissors, and sinus lift instruments, our surgical tools support oral surgery procedures with precision, durability, and clinical confidence.

Why Choose Fortec Dental Surgery Instruments?

Engineered for precision, control, and long-term performance — Fortec surgical instruments are trusted by dental professionals across Canada for every oral surgery procedure.

Surgical-grade stainless steel: corrosion-resistant, autoclavable materials built to withstand repeated sterilization cycles in demanding clinical environments.
Precision craftsmanship: each instrument is carefully manufactured to exact tolerances, ensuring reliable performance and tactile control during surgery.
Wide clinical range: 161 products covering every oral surgery need — from routine extractions to complex sinus lift and implant-related procedures.

Types of Dental Surgery Instruments We Offer

Fortec International Inc provides a comprehensive selection of oral surgery instruments for dental surgeons and general practitioners across Canada.

Extraction Forceps

A full range of upper and lower extraction forceps designed for controlled, atraumatic tooth removal across all quadrants — essential tools for any oral surgery procedure.

Elevators & Luxating Elevators

Standard elevators and luxating root elevators in 2mm, 3mm, and 4mm sizes (straight and curved) — providing precise luxation and controlled root removal during extractions.

Periosteals

Periosteal elevators including the Molt 9 — used to reflect and retract soft tissue flaps during oral surgery, providing clear access to the operative field with minimal trauma.

Hemostats

Kelly curved hemostats (14cm) and straight Kelly-Rankin hemostats (16cm) — designed for reliable tissue clamping, vessel control, and general surgical assistance during oral procedures.

Rongeurs

Cleveland rongeurs (14cm) for alveoloplasty and bone removal — allowing surgeons to trim and reshape alveolar bone efficiently during tooth extraction and ridge preparation.

Surgical Scissors

Goldman-Fox, Kelly curved, crown and gold, suture scissors, and more — available in various sizes and configurations for soft tissue dissection, suture cutting, and general oral surgery use.

Cheek & Tissue Retractors

University of Minnesota cheek retractors and tissue retractors — keeping soft tissue clear of the surgical site to improve visibility and reduce accidental trauma during procedures.

Sinus Lift Instruments

Sinus curettes and sinus lift instruments designed for lateral window and crestal approach sinus augmentation — supporting precision membrane elevation for implant site preparation.

Bone Files & Bone Chisels

Bone files and chisels for smoothing sharp alveolar bone edges and performing osteotomy cuts — delivering controlled bone preparation and reshaping during surgical and implant procedures.

Why Quality Surgery Instruments Matter in Every Dental Practice

The right surgical instruments directly impact patient outcomes, procedure efficiency, and clinician confidence. Here's how Fortec's surgery range supports your practice at every step:

Precision & Control During Extraction Well-designed extraction forceps and elevators reduce surgical trauma, protect adjacent structures, and support faster post-operative healing for patients.

Effective Tissue & Bone Management Periosteals, rongeurs, and bone files allow controlled flap reflection, bone removal, and ridge preparation — essential steps in surgical extractions and implant site development.

Improved Surgical Field Visibility Cheek retractors and tissue retractors keep the operative area unobstructed, giving clinicians clear access and helping procedures progress smoothly with fewer complications.

Bleeding Control & Hemostasis Hemostats in curved and straight configurations provide reliable tissue clamping to manage bleeding, keeping the surgical site clean and reducing procedure time.

Advanced Sinus & Implant Procedure Support Sinus lift instruments and osteotomes enable clinicians to perform complex implant preparatory procedures with precision, supporting better long-term implant success rates.

Order Your Dental Surgery Instruments Today

Get the oral surgery instruments your clinic needs from Fortec International Inc. With free Canada-wide shipping on orders over $195 before taxes, building a complete surgical tray has never been easier.

Order now and experience the confidence of premium-grade dental surgery instruments delivered right to your door across Canada.

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FAQ – Dental Surgery Instruments | Fortec Canada

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about our dental surgery instruments — extraction forceps, elevators, hemostats, scissors, rongeurs, periosteals, and more.

01 What types of dental surgery instruments does Fortec carry?

Fortec's surgery collection (161 products) covers the complete range of oral surgery instruments: extraction forceps, standard elevators, luxating elevators, periosteal elevators, hemostats, rongeurs, bone files, bone chisels, osteotomes, scalpel handles, needle holders, cheek and tissue retractors, mouth props, mallets, syringes, surgical scissors, sinus lift instruments, and surgery sets. Products are priced from $11.99 for individual instruments up to $679.99 for complete surgery kits.

02 What is the difference between standard elevators and luxating elevators?

Both instrument types are used to loosen teeth and root fragments prior to or during extraction, but their design and mechanism differ. Standard elevators work by applying rotational or lever force against the periodontal ligament to expand the socket and displace the tooth or root. Luxating elevators have a thin, sharp blade specifically designed to cut the periodontal ligament fibres and wedge between the root and alveolar bone with minimal force. Fortec stocks luxating elevators in 2mm straight, 3mm straight, 4mm straight, and 4mm curved configurations — ranging from $31.99 to $33.99 — allowing clinicians to match tip size and angulation to the specific root anatomy and surgical access required.

03 What root tip picks does Fortec offer and when are they used?

Fortec stocks Heidbrink Root Tip Picks in five numbered patterns (1, 2, 3, 4, and 5), each priced at $15.99. Root tip picks are fine, angulated instruments used to retrieve broken or fractured root tips from the socket following extraction — particularly when the tip has migrated apically or is lodged against the socket wall. Each Heidbrink number represents a different angulation and blade curvature, allowing the clinician to approach the root fragment from the most advantageous angle depending on its position and the tooth being treated. Having a full set ensures access to all quadrants and root positions.

04 What hemostats does Fortec carry and what are they used for in oral surgery?

Fortec offers two hemostat configurations for surgical use. The 2 Kelly Curved Hemostat (14cm) is priced at $24.99 and the Straight Kelly-Rankin Hemostat (16cm) is priced at $26.99. Hemostats are locking clamp instruments used in oral surgery to control bleeding by clamping blood vessels or tissue, to hold sutures, to retrieve small fragments, or to carry gauze into the surgical site. The curved configuration provides better access and angulation within the oral cavity, while the straight version is preferred for more direct approaches. Both feature ratchet locking handles for hands-free clamping during multi-step procedures.

05 What surgical scissors does Fortec stock and how do I choose the right type?

Fortec carries five scissor categories within the surgery collection. Goldman-Fox Scissors (13cm, curved tungsten carbide, one blade serrated, $18.99) are designed for precise periodontal and soft tissue incisions. Kelly Curved Scissors ($41.99) are general-purpose surgical scissors suited for flap trimming and tissue dissection. Crown and Gold Scissors (12cm curved, $39.99) are used for trimming crown margins and cutting thin metal. Surgical Scissors handle heavier soft tissue cutting during more involved procedures. Suture Scissors are specifically designed for cutting suture material cleanly without dragging tissue. Choosing the right scissor depends on the tissue type, procedure step, and access requirements of the surgical site.

06 What periosteal elevator does Fortec offer and when is it used?

Fortec stocks the Molt 9 Periosteal Elevator at $31.99. Periosteal elevators are used at the start of any surgical procedure requiring flap access — such as surgical extractions, implant placement, ridge augmentation, or sinus lifts. The Molt 9 is a double-ended instrument: one end features a pointed tip for initial periosteal incision entry, and the other has a broader rounded blade for sweeping the mucoperiosteal flap cleanly away from the underlying bone. Proper flap reflection with a periosteal elevator protects the tissue integrity, improves visibility of the operative field, and facilitates safe instrumentation throughout the procedure.

07 What sinus lift instruments does Fortec carry?

Fortec carries Sinus Curettes (e.g. Sinus Curette 1, $41.99) as part of its sinus lift instruments category. Sinus curettes are used during lateral window or crestal approach sinus augmentation procedures to gently elevate and detach the Schneiderian membrane from the sinus floor without perforation. The curetted blade allows the clinician to work along the contours of the sinus walls with precise, controlled strokes. Having the correct sinus curette is critical for membrane integrity — a perforation during elevation can compromise the graft and require repair before bone augmentation can proceed. Fortec's range supports both routine and more complex sinus augmentation cases.

08 What rongeurs does Fortec stock and what are they used for?

Fortec stocks the 4 Cleveland Rongeur (14cm) at $85.99. Rongeurs are heavy-duty bone-cutting forceps used in alveoloplasty and post-extraction bone management. After tooth removal, sharp or irregular alveolar bone edges are common — particularly following surgical extractions or multi-rooted tooth removal. The rongeur's spring-loaded, bevelled jaws allow the surgeon to trim and reshape these bony prominences efficiently before flap closure, creating a smooth ridge that supports comfortable healing and prosthetic seating. The Cleveland design provides excellent grip and mechanical advantage for controlled bone reduction without excessive force.

09 Does Fortec ship dental surgery instruments across Canada?

Yes — Fortec offers free Canada-wide shipping on all orders over $195 before taxes. Their warehouse is located in Mississauga, Ontario (1011 Hualtain Court, Unit 14, L4W 1W1), with national reach serving dental surgeons, general practitioners, dental schools, and oral surgery clinics from Vancouver to Halifax. Many clinics combine surgery instrument orders with instrument sets or other categories to reach the free shipping threshold in a single transaction. Full details are available on the Shipping Policy page.

10 What is Fortec's return policy, and how do I contact customer care?

Full details are outlined in Fortec's Return Policy. For order issues or product queries, the customer care team is reachable by phone at 1-855-790-7779 (Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:00 PM) or by email at info@fortec.ca. It is recommended to inspect instruments on arrival and contact the team promptly if there is a concern with any product.

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