Dental Luxation Root Elevator Surgical Instruments

Description

Dental Luxation Root Elevator Surgical Instruments are specialized tools used in dental and oral surgery to assist in the extraction of teeth. We design these instruments to luxate, or loosen, the tooth from the surrounding bone and periodontal ligament, facilitating easier and less traumatic extraction.

Uses:

• Tooth Extraction: Primarily used for loosening and extracting teeth in a minimally invasive manner.
• Oral Surgery: Utilized in various oral surgical procedures to aid in the removal of broken or impacted teeth.
• Periodontal Procedures: Helpful in procedures that involve the removal of teeth affected by periodontal disease.
• Orthodontic Procedures: Sometimes used to assist in the removal of teeth for orthodontic treatment.

Key Features:

1. Ergonomic Handle: Designed for a comfortable grip, allowing for precise control and reducing hand fatigue.
2. Sharp Blades: High-quality, sharp blades that facilitate the easy luxation of teeth.
3. Stainless Steel Construction: Made from durable, high-grade stainless steel for long-lasting performance and easy sterilization.
4. Various Sizes and Shapes: Available in different sizes and shapes to accommodate various surgical needs and tooth positions.
5. Non-Slip Grip: We often texture or coat handles to ensure a secure grip during use.
6. Curved and Straight Designs: Options include both curved and straight designs to provide better access to different areas of the mouth.

FAQs:

1. Q: What is the primary purpose of a dental luxation root elevator?
   A: The primary purpose is to luxate, or loosen, teeth from the surrounding bone and periodontal ligament to facilitate easier extraction.
2. Q: Are these instruments suitable for all types of tooth extractions?
   A: Dental luxation root elevators are versatile tools for extracting various types of teeth, including broken, impacted, and periodontally affected teeth.
3. Q: How should these instruments be sterilized?
   A: You should sterilize these instruments using standard autoclave procedures, following the manufacturer’s guidelines to ensure proper hygiene and safety.
4. Q: Are there different sizes available for different teeth?
   A: Yes, dental luxation root elevators come in various sizes and shapes to accommodate different tooth positions and surgical requirements.
5. Q: What is the difference between a straight and a curved dental luxation root elevator?
6. A: We typically use straight elevators for anterior teeth. Curved elevators provide better access to posterior teeth and hard-to-reach areas of the mouth.