Clinical Overview
The Dental Periotome Luxating is a specialized surgical instrument designed for use in atraumatic tooth extractions. Its thin, sharp blade facilitates the separation of gum tissue from the tooth, minimizing trauma to surrounding tissues and promoting better healing outcomes.
Key Benefits
- Atraumatic extraction: Designed to reduce trauma to the periodontal tissues during tooth removal.
- Precision: The thin blade allows for accurate separation of gum tissue from the tooth.
- Enhanced healing: Minimizes damage to surrounding tissues, potentially leading to improved post-operative recovery.
- Ergonomic design: The contra angle design provides better access and control during procedures.
Kit Contents
- Refer to packaging for exact contents and sizes.
Working & Setting Times
- Working: The instrument is ready for immediate use upon handling.
- Setting: Not applicable.
Indications
- Atraumatic tooth extractions.
- Separation of gum tissue from teeth.
- Procedures requiring minimal tissue trauma.
- Use in periodontal surgeries.
Instructions for Use
- Prepare the surgical site and ensure proper anesthesia is administered.
- Insert the periotome blade at the gingival margin adjacent to the tooth.
- Gently apply lateral pressure to separate the gum tissue from the tooth.
- Continue to work around the tooth to fully detach the periodontal attachment.
- Once the tooth is adequately loosened, proceed with extraction.
Summary
The Dental Periotome Luxating is an essential tool for clinicians performing atraumatic extractions. Its design promotes precision and minimizes tissue trauma, enhancing patient recovery. Ideal for periodontal procedures, this instrument is a valuable addition to any dental surgical toolkit.
