Waldent Luxators – W-L-3CA (11/106)

Description

Waldent Luxators incorporate the world acclaimed ergonomic handle and a unique cornered, rigid tip that enables elevation of roots without risk of damaging the adjacent tooth.

Thin and sharp blade of luxators is designed to be pushed into the periodontal ligament space along the long axis of the root to cut periodontal membrane and expand the alveolar socket.

• W-L-3S: 3mm Straight, used in apical and interproximal areas
• W-L-3C: 3mm Curved, Interproximal, good access from buccal side
• W-L-5S: 5mm Straight, used in apical and interproximal areas
• W-L-5C: 5mm Curved, Interproximal, good access from buccal side 
• W-L-3CA: 3mm Contra-Angle, Good access from the lingual and/or distal side
• W-L-2S: 2mm Straight, used in apical areas for extraction of broken root tips
• W-L-3 IC: 3mm Inverted curved,  Good access from the lingual and/or distal side.

Key Features

• Precision Design: Engineered with a thin, tapered tip for enhanced access to tight spaces and difficult tooth extractions.
• Ergonomic Handle: Designed for comfortable grip and control, reducing hand fatigue during procedures.
• Durable Material: Made from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring longevity and resistance to corrosion.
• Variety of Sizes: Available in multiple sizes and shapes to accommodate different clinical needs and tooth anatomies.
• Non-Traumatic: Minimizes trauma to surrounding tissues, promoting quicker healing and patient comfort.
• Enhanced Leverage: Provides excellent leverage for effective tooth luxation and extraction with minimal force.
• Versatile Use: Suitable for use in both molar and anterior extractions, as well as in periodontal procedures.
• Easy Sterilization: Autoclavable for easy cleaning and maintenance, ensuring compliance with infection control protocols

Specifications

Packaging

• 1 unit of Wal-luxator

Note: The color of the handle may vary based on availability.

Directions for Use

• Preparation: Ensure the tooth to be extracted is properly assessed, and local anesthesia is administered as needed.
• Initial Incision: If necessary, make a small incision in the gingiva to expose the tooth root for easier access.
• Insertion: Gently insert the luxator tip between the tooth and the alveolar bone. Aim for the periodontal ligament space.
• Luxation Technique: Apply gentle pressure using a rocking motion to loosen the tooth. Gradually increase the force as the tooth becomes mobile.
• Leverage: Use the ergonomic handle to provide leverage, ensuring controlled and smooth movements to minimize trauma to surrounding tissues.
• Extraction: Once the tooth is sufficiently loosened, use forceps to complete the extraction, if necessary.
• Post-Extraction Care: Clean the extraction site, and provide post-operative instructions to the patient for proper care.

Additional Information

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

Distributed By:
Pedlar General Trading L.L.C.

Packer:
Pedlar General Trading L.L.C.

Marketed By:
Vasa Denticity Ltd.
Khasra No. 15/1, Mustil No. 6, Village Dabodha, Farrukhnagar, Gurugram, Haryana – 122506, India
Phone: +91 72899 99456

Warranty & Service

6 Months warranty against Rust