Julldent Luxators (JULL-DENT 067)

Description

The shape and size of the handle are designed to minimize the force needed. Luxators make extractions as trauma-free as possible. Used for severing periodontal ligament and luxating root to loosen from a socket. Extremely effective for atraumatic extractions.

Uses:

• When you insert the luxator into the gingival margin, it should be directed towards the root surface.
• Apply axial pressure as you work the instrument down the root surface.
• Always ensure that your index finger is supporting the shank of the instrument and that another finger is protecting the soft tissue in case you slip.
• As you work down the root surface, gently rock the luxator to sever the periodontal fibers; this is now providing space for the path of withdrawal of the root.
• As you create space, air will spell into the apical socket breaking the vacuum allowing easier removal of the tooth.
• Remember the luxator is not an elevator, using too much force inappropriately and in the wrong direction could fracture the instrument or harm the patient.

Key Features

• Made of high-grade Stainless Steel
• Ergonomic Design
• Sharp Tip – Better Adaptation to the root surface
• Cut PDL easily
• Large handles – Better Operator
• Corrosion Resistant – Passivated
• Autoclavable at 135 degrees celsius

Specifications

Material:

• Tip: Fine, Sharp, Premium quality Stainless steel.
• Handle Silicon with Infused Metal handle (Color Coded). Solid Metal tip to Solid Metal handle gives extra strength to the luxator at the tip (In comparison to Plastic to Solid Metal).

Packaging

Julldent Luxators Kit:

• 1 x JULL-DENT 067A- 2mm Straight Luxator
• 1 x JULL-DENT 067B- 3mm Straight Luxator
• 1 x JULL-DENT 067C- 4mm Straight Luxator
• 1 x JULL-DENT O67D- 3mm Inverted Backward Luxator
• 1 x JULL-DENT 067E- 3mm Contra Angle Luxator
• 1 x JULL-DENT 067F- 3mm/5mm Dual Edge Luxator
• 1 x JULL-DENT 067G- 3mm Left Angle Luxator
• 1 x JULL-DENT 067H- 3mm Right Angle Luxator

Directions for Use

When you insert the luxation into the gingival margin, it should be directed towards the root surface. Apply axial pressure as you work the instrument down the root surface. Always ensure that your index finger is supporting the shank of the instrument and that another finger is protecting the soft tissue in case you slip. As you work down the root surface, gently rock the luxation to sever the periodontal fibers; this is now providing space for the path of withdrawal of the root. As you create space, air will spell into the apical socket breaking the vacuum allowing easier removal of the tooth.
Remember the luxation is not an elevator, using too much force inappropriately and in the wrong direction could fracture the instrument or harm the patient.

Additional Information

Country of Origin: India

Manufacturer:
Jullundur Surgical Works (Jull-Dent)
240, Sonal Industrial Estate, 2nd Floor, New Link Road, Kanchpada, Malad (West), Mumbai – 400064, Maharashtra, India
Phone: +91 72899 99456

Packer:
Jullundur Surgical Works (Jull-Dent)
240, Sonal Industrial Estate, 2nd Floor, New Link Road, Kanchpada, Malad (West), Mumbai – 400064, Maharashtra, India
Phone: +91 72899 99456

Marketed By:
Jullundur Surgical Works (Jull-Dent)
Phone: +91 72899 99456