Dental Luxator PH 2mm Straight Tooth Extraction Surgical

PH 2mm Straight Dental Luxator for Focused Periodontal Separation

The PH 2mm Straight Dental Luxator is designed for extraction procedures where a narrow, direct working tip is appropriate for accessing the periodontal space. Its combination of a 2mm straight blade and PH configuration gives this model a specific role among luxators used during the initial stages of tooth mobilization.

The 2mm working tip provides a compact contact profile for reaching an accessible portion of the periodontal space. Compared with broader luxator blades, this narrower configuration allows the working end to be positioned with a more focused approach around suitable tooth surfaces.

Its straight geometry provides a direct path toward the tooth. The blade can be aligned with an appropriate area of periodontal access and progressively repositioned as separation develops. This makes the instrument suitable for staged extraction workflows where tooth mobility is gradually established before removal.

The PH configuration is another defining characteristic of this model. The handle provides a dedicated gripping arrangement behind the straight working shaft, giving the instrument a distinct profile from PHX and other straight luxator configurations.

The working edge is intended to assist with periodontal ligament separation and tooth loosening. The compact 2mm profile makes this version particularly relevant when a smaller working end is preferred for the available periodontal access rather than a wider 3mm or 4mm luxator.

The PH 2mm Straight Dental Luxator can be incorporated into selected tooth mobilization, extraction preparation, periodontal separation, and dental surgical extraction procedures. Its application should be determined according to the tooth anatomy, available access, surrounding structures, and the clinician's preferred extraction technique.

The instrument is intended for repeated professional use and can be incorporated into appropriate dental cleaning and sterilization procedures.

Key Features

• PH dental luxator configuration
• 2mm straight working tip
• Compact profile for focused periodontal access
• Direct linear working path
• Designed to assist periodontal ligament separation
• Supports gradual tooth loosening
• Suitable for progressive tooth mobilization
• Useful during extraction preparation
• Distinct PH handle configuration
• Practical working relationship between handle and tip
• Reusable dental extraction instrument
• Suitable for appropriate cleaning and sterilization procedures

Clinical Applications

• Focused periodontal access
• Periodontal ligament separation
• Initial tooth loosening
• Progressive tooth mobilization
• Extraction preparation
• Direct-access tooth extraction
• Selected dental surgical extraction procedures
• Difficult-access tooth mobilization
• Cases requiring a narrow straight luxator

FAQs

What is the PH 2mm Straight Dental Luxator used for?
It is intended to assist with periodontal ligament separation and gradual tooth mobilization during appropriate dental extraction procedures.

Why would a clinician select a 2mm working tip?
The 2mm profile provides a compact working area for focused access when a larger luxator blade is not necessary for the available periodontal space.

What does the PH configuration distinguish?
PH identifies the specific handle and working configuration of this model, separating it from other luxator arrangements such as PHX.

How does the straight tip affect the approach?
The straight tip provides a direct linear route toward the periodontal space when the tooth and surrounding anatomy allow straightforward positioning.

Can this luxator be used before forceps extraction?
It can be incorporated into an appropriate staged extraction workflow where periodontal separation and tooth mobilization are performed before subsequent removal.

How does the PH 2mm compare with larger straight luxators?
Its 2mm working profile offers a more compact contact area, making it a suitable option when the available access calls for a narrower straight tip.