Dental Surgical Extraction Luxator PHX 3mm Straight Tip
Dental Surgical Extraction Luxator PHX 3mm Straight Tip
PHX 3mm Straight Dental Luxator for Direct Periodontal Access
The PHX 3mm Straight Dental Luxator is designed for dental extraction procedures in which a slim, linear working tip can be positioned directly along the tooth. Its straight configuration gives the instrument a clear path toward the periodontal space, making it useful during the initial stages of tooth mobilization.
The 3mm working tip provides a focused contact profile for accessing an appropriate portion of the periodontal ligament. Its relatively narrow dimension allows the instrument to be maneuvered around suitable areas of the tooth without relying on the broader working surface found on larger luxator configurations.
The straight tip is particularly relevant when the extraction site allows direct access. The working end can be introduced along the available periodontal path and repositioned progressively as separation develops around the tooth. This gives the instrument a practical role in staged extraction techniques where mobility is established before removal.
The PHX handle configuration adds a distinct handling characteristic to the instrument. Its shaped gripping area provides a stable point for hand placement while the slender working shaft maintains the direct relationship between the handle and tip.
The instrument can be incorporated into procedures involving periodontal ligament separation, initial tooth loosening, progressive mobilization, and extraction preparation. Its 3mm profile makes it a focused option for clinicians who require a narrower straight luxator rather than a wider blade configuration.
The PHX 3mm Straight Luxator should be selected according to tooth position, periodontal access, surrounding anatomy, available working space, and the clinician's preferred extraction technique. Its reusable design can be incorporated into appropriate dental instrument cleaning and sterilization routines.
Key Features
- PHX luxator configuration
- 3mm straight working tip
- Narrow profile for focused periodontal access
- Direct linear approach to the tooth
- Designed to assist periodontal ligament separation
- Supports gradual tooth loosening
- Useful for progressive tooth mobilization
- Suitable for extraction preparation
- Shaped PHX handle for stable positioning
- Practical working relationship between tip and handle
- Reusable dental extraction instrument
- Suitable for appropriate cleaning and sterilization procedures
Clinical Applications
- Periodontal ligament separation
- Initial tooth loosening
- Progressive tooth mobilization
- Extraction preparation
- Direct periodontal access
- Selected difficult tooth extractions
- Routine exodontia procedures
- Tooth removal requiring a narrow straight working tip
- Selected oral surgery extraction workflows
FAQs
What is the PHX 3mm Straight Dental Luxator used for?
It is intended to assist with periodontal ligament separation and gradual tooth mobilization during suitable extraction procedures.
Why choose a 3mm straight luxator?
The 3mm working tip provides a focused profile that can be useful when a narrower instrument is preferred for direct access to the periodontal space.
What does the PHX configuration refer to?
PHX identifies the specific handle and working configuration of this luxator, distinguishing it from other dental luxator designs.
How does the straight tip affect instrument positioning?
The straight tip provides a direct linear path toward the tooth, which can simplify positioning when the extraction site allows a straightforward approach.
Can this luxator be used during the early stage of extraction?
Yes. It can be incorporated into appropriate procedures where periodontal separation and initial tooth mobilization are performed before subsequent removal steps.
What should be considered when selecting a 3mm straight luxator?
Tooth position, periodontal access, surrounding anatomy, available working space, and the clinician's preferred extraction technique should guide selection.