Dental Periodontal Luxator (7pcs)

- Fine, Tapered Blade: The instrument features an extremely thin, sharp blade designed to be inserted into the narrow periodontal ligament space between the bone and the root.
- Mode of Action: Unlike traditional elevators which use leverage or prying force, luxators use a gentle cutting, rocking, or vertical pushing motion to sever Sharpey's fibers and ease the tooth from the socket. This minimizes the risk of fracturing fragile bone structures like the buccal plate.
- Material Quality: They are made from high-quality, medical-grade materials, often Swedish stainless steel, to ensure durability and reliable performance. Titanium-coated tips are also available, which reduce friction and often do not require sharpening.
- Variety of Shapes and Sizes: Luxators come in a wide range of blade sizes (e.g., 1-5 mm) and shapes (straight, curved, contra-angled, dual edge) to access different areas of the mouth and different tooth types (incisors, molars, etc.).

• Blade/Shank: The working end is made of a specially processed, hardened stainless steel. This steel is softer and thinner than that used in elevators, as the instrument is designed to cut ligaments, not be used as a lever to apply heavy force.
• Coating: Some luxators feature a titanium coating to reduce friction during insertion and increase durability.
• Handle: Handles are often made of plastic or feature an ergonomic design with silicone inserts, which provides a good grip and tactile feel.
• Manual cleaning or the use of a washer-disinfector is recommended.
• Avoid exceeding temperatures of 100°C or 20 minutes during the drying cycle if using a washer-disinfector.

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