GII Dental Luxators – Multicolor (Set Of 8)

Description

GII Dental Luxators Multicolor Set is a comprehensive collection of precision dental instruments, each designed for specific tasks in oral surgery. Crafted with high-grade stainless steel, these Luxators are durable and reusable, making them reliable tools for dental professionals. The set includes eight Luxators, each distinguished by a different color-coded handle for easy recognition and quick selection during procedures. The ergonomic design ensures operator comfort, and the unique cornered, rigid tip of GII Luxators enables the elevation of roots without risking damage to adjacent teeth. The thin and sharp blades are strategically designed for efficient cutting of the periodontal ligament, facilitating the gentle and effective extraction of teeth. This multicolor set provides versatility with various sizes and configurations, catering to different clinical needs. Whether used in apical or interproximal areas, the GII Dental Luxators offer precision, control, and ease of use, enhancing the overall efficiency of oral surgery procedures.

Key Features

Made of high-grade Stainless Steel

• Ergonomic Design
• Plastic Handles
• Sharp Tip – Better adaptation to root surface cut PDL easily
• Large handles – Better Operator fit

Rust Free:

• Corrosion Resistant – Passivated

Disinfection:

• Autoclavable at 135 degree celsius

Specifications

• Instrument Name: Luxators
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Disposable / Reusable: Reusable
• Sterile / Non-Sterile: Non – Sterile
• Latex / Latex – free: Latex Free

Packaging

LUXATORS (Set of 8)

• 3S: 3mm Straight
• 3C: 3mm Curved
• 5S: 5mm Straight
• 5C: 5mm Curved
• 2S: 2mm Straight
• 3 IC: 3mm Inverted curved
• 4C: 4mm Curved
• 4S: 4mm Straight

Directions for Use

Selection of Luxator:

• Choose the Luxator with the appropriate size and configuration based on the tooth and the specific procedure. Refer to the color-coded handles for easy identification.

Patient Preparation:

• Ensure proper patient positioning and anesthesia administration for comfort and pain control.

Exposure and Visualization:

• Have clear visibility of the tooth and surrounding area using appropriate dental lighting and mirrors.

Initial Penetration:

• Gently introduce the Luxator into the periodontal ligament space along the long axis of the tooth. Apply controlled pressure to initiate penetration.

Rotational Movement:

• Use a controlled rocking or rotational movement to expand the alveolar socket gradually. This helps in cutting the periodontal membrane and loosening the tooth.

Switching Luxators:

• Depending on the procedure, switch to different Luxators with varying sizes and configurations for optimal adaptation to different tooth surfaces and locations.

Elevation of Roots:

• Utilize the unique cornered, rigid tip of the Luxators to elevate the roots carefully without causing damage to adjacent teeth.

Extraction:

• Once the tooth is sufficiently loosened, use appropriate forceps for the final extraction. Ensure a smooth and controlled extraction process.

Post-Extraction Care:

• Provide post-extraction care instructions to the patient, including any necessary postoperative medications or recommendations for oral hygiene.

Warranty & Service