Clinical Overview
The Woodword Fig. 16 root elevator is designed with a curved blade to facilitate efficient tooth extraction while minimizing trauma to the surrounding tissues. This instrument is essential for dental procedures requiring the elevation of teeth from their sockets.
Key Benefits
- Curved blade design: Enhances access and leverage during tooth extraction.
- Minimizes tissue trauma: Reduces damage to surrounding soft tissues during procedures.
- Durable construction: Ensures longevity and reliability in clinical settings.
- Ergonomic handle: Provides comfort and control for the clinician.
Kit Contents
- Refer to packaging for exact contents and sizes.
Working & Setting Times
- Working: Designed for immediate use during dental extractions.
- Setting: Not applicable.
Indications
- Tooth extraction procedures.
- Elevation of teeth from their sockets.
- Accessing difficult-to-reach teeth.
- Minimizing trauma during surgical extractions.
Instructions for Use
- Identify the tooth to be extracted and assess surrounding tissues.
- Insert the curved blade of the elevator into the periodontal space.
- Apply gentle pressure to elevate the tooth while minimizing trauma.
- Continue to work around the tooth to loosen it from the socket.
- Once adequately elevated, remove the tooth using appropriate forceps.
Summary
The Woodword Fig. 16 root elevator is a vital tool for dental professionals, offering a curved blade design that enhances extraction efficiency while protecting surrounding tissues. Its ergonomic handle and durable construction make it suitable for various extraction scenarios, ensuring effective and safe dental procedures.
