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4mm curved tip dental surgical luxator with slim beveled working blade and ergonomic stainless steel handle for controlled tooth extraction

Dental Surgical Extraction Luxator 4mm Curved Tip

Sale price $42.00

The 4mm Curved Dental Luxator is designed for extraction procedures where a curved working end provides useful access to the periodontal space. Its 4mm tip offers a defined contact area for gradual ligament separation and tooth mobilization, particularly where a straight working path is less convenient.

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4mm curved tip dental surgical luxator with slim beveled working blade and ergonomic stainless steel handle for controlled tooth extraction

Dental Surgical Extraction Luxator 4mm Curved Tip

$42.00

4mm Curved Dental Luxator for Controlled Periodontal Access

The 4mm Curved Dental Luxator is a focused extraction instrument intended for procedures requiring access to the periodontal space along a curved working path. Its configuration allows the working end to approach the tooth from an offset direction, making it useful when the position of the tooth or surrounding anatomy does not favor a completely straight approach.

The 4mm working tip gives this model a defined contact profile for engaging an accessible portion of the periodontal space. It provides a practical working dimension for clinicians who need more coverage than a very narrow luxator while still retaining a focused tip for controlled positioning.

The curved geometry gives this instrument its distinctive working character. The blade follows an offset path from the handle, allowing it to be positioned around suitable areas of the tooth from a different angle. This can be particularly useful around posterior teeth or extraction sites where access needs to be established around the natural contours of the tooth.

The working edge is intended to assist with progressive periodontal ligament separation as the instrument is repositioned around the tooth. This supports the development of mobility before the subsequent stage of tooth removal, with the appropriate technique determined by the clinical situation.

The handle and shank provide a practical transition behind the curved working tip, allowing the operator to maintain a secure grip while positioning the instrument. The overall configuration makes this model particularly relevant when curved access and a 4mm working profile are both desirable.

The 4mm Curved Dental Luxator can be incorporated into procedures involving periodontal separation, tooth loosening, extraction preparation, and selected difficult-access tooth removal. Instrument selection should take into account the tooth anatomy, periodontal access, surrounding structures, and the clinician's preferred extraction technique.

Key Features

  • 4mm curved dental luxator configuration
  • Curved working tip for offset periodontal access
  • Defined 4mm contact profile
  • Designed to assist periodontal ligament separation
  • Supports progressive tooth mobilization
  • Useful for controlled tooth loosening
  • Suitable where a straight approach is less practical
  • Practical shank and handle arrangement
  • Appropriate for selected difficult extraction procedures
  • Reusable dental extraction instrument
  • Suitable for appropriate cleaning and sterilization procedures

Clinical Applications

  • Periodontal ligament separation
  • Tooth loosening
  • Progressive tooth mobilization
  • Curved periodontal access
  • Extraction preparation
  • Posterior tooth extraction
  • Difficult-access tooth removal
  • Selected oral surgery extraction procedures
  • Exodontia workflows requiring an angled approach

FAQs

What is the 4mm Curved Dental Luxator used for?
It is intended to assist with periodontal ligament separation and progressive tooth mobilization during appropriate extraction procedures.

How does the curved tip affect access?
The curved tip creates an offset working path, allowing the instrument to approach suitable areas around the tooth from an alternative direction.

What does the 4mm specification refer to?
It identifies the working-tip dimension and distinguishes this luxator from configurations with different tip sizes.

Can this luxator be used around posterior teeth?
Its curved working configuration can be useful in selected posterior cases where the available anatomy makes a curved approach more practical.

Does the instrument help prepare a tooth for removal?
Yes. It can be incorporated into the mobilization stage by assisting with periodontal separation and loosening before the tooth is removed.

How should this luxator be matched to an extraction site?
The clinician should consider tooth position, root anatomy, periodontal access, available working space, and the required tip configuration when selecting the instrument.

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