Details:
LUXATOR for upper wisdom teeth (third molars). Insert vertically between the third molar and the second molar firmly pushing up to the level of the gingival tissue.The third molar is pulled out from the alveolus on its distal axis by rotating the luxating elevator. Important: Use only by exploiting the rotating force in distal direction, never use the second molar as a lever point for the instrument during the luxation.
Features:
Choice of Elevators:
The selection from wide range of elevation instruments based on the following factors:
- Remaining Tooth Structure.
- Space Available.
- Availability and Position of Solid Fulcrum.
- Direction of the required Movement.
Indication of Use:
- Reflect Mucoperiosteal membrane.
- Luxate, remove teeth which cannot be engaged by forceps.
- Remove carious or fractured roots.
- Loosen teeth prior to application of forceps.
- Split teeth which have grooves cut into them.
- Remove intra radicular bone.
Elevation of Teeth:
Wedge Elevator between tooth and bone at neck of tooth and rotate handle with slight twisting, quarter-turn movement.
Observe for Tooth movement. Do not use excessive force to avoid.
- Crown Fracture.
- Loosen Adjacent Teeth.
Wedge Elevator between tooth and bone at neck of tooth and rotate handle with slight twisting, quarter-turn movement.
1 to 3 Year Conditional Warranty- Â 4000 time autoclavable
- Â Easy to use
