PDL LUXATING ELEVATOR

If you’re in the dental profession, the PDL Luxating Elevator is a must have. This tool has revolutionized the dental industry, making it easier than ever to perform routine procedures and everyday tasks in a safe and efficient manner. In this blog post, we'll explore the features of this revolutionary tool and how it can help streamline your everyday workflow. From its ergonomic design to its precise mechanism, we'll take a look at why the PDL Luxating Elevator is one of the most important pieces of technology for any dentist.

PDL LUXATING ELEVATOR

The PDL luxating elevator is a versatile instrument that can be used to remove tooth structure or loosen teeth in order to facilitate their removal. It can also be used to remove gingival tissue and other soft tissue structures. The PDL elevator is a handheld instrument that consists of a handle, a blade, and a blunt end. The blade is sharpened on both sides and has a curved distal end. The blunt end is used to apply pressure to the tooth or gingival tissue.

The PDL luxating elevator can be used in a variety of situations. It can be used to remove tooth structure prior to extraction, or it can be used to loosen teeth that are impacted or otherwise difficult to remove. In addition, the PDL elevator can be used to remove gingival tissue prior to periodontal surgery or for other purposes.

The PDL luxating elevator is a versatile and useful instrument that can be utilized in many different situations. If you are in need of an instrument to help with the removal of teeth or gingival tissue, the PDL luxating elevator may be the right choice for you.

When it comes to dental tools, one of the most important is the PDL Luxating Elevator. This tool is used to help remove teeth that are impacted or otherwise stuck in the jawbone. The elevator works by gently separating the tooth from the bone and then lifting it out.

The PDL Luxating Elevator is a versatile tool that can be used in a variety of situations. For example, it can be used to remove wisdom teeth that are impacted or stuck in the jawbone. It can also be used to remove teeth that have been damaged by decay or injury.

If you are a dentist, you may find yourself in a situation where you need to use a PDL Luxating Elevator. In these cases, it is important to know how to use this tool properly. This guide will provide you with some tips on using the PDL Luxating Elevator correctly.

When using the PDL Luxating Elevator, always make sure that you are wearing gloves. This will help protect your hands from any sharp edges on the tool.

Start by gently inserting the tip of the elevator into the space between the tooth and gum line. Once you have inserted the tip, start slowly pushing and pulling on the handle of the elevator. This motion will help loosen the tooth from its socket so that it can be removed.

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TYPES OF Dental PDL LUXATING ELEVATOR

There are several different types of dental PDL luxating elevators, each with its own benefits and drawbacks. The most common type is the CYLINDRICAL ELEVATOR, which is designed for use in narrow spaces. This type of elevator is often used in conjunction with a forceps or other tool to help pry open the jaws. Another common type of elevator is the HOOK ELEVATOR, which is designed for use in larger spaces. This type of elevator typically has a longer handle to provide more leverage when prying open the jaws.

The choice of elevator will depend on the individual case and the preferences of the dentist. Some dentists prefer to use multiple elevators to get different angles of approach, while others find that one type works best for their needs. Ultimately, the goal is to safely and effectively pry open the jaws so that the tooth can be removed without damage to the surrounding teeth or gums.

USES OF Dental PDL LUXATING ELEVATOR

There are many potential uses for dental PDL luxating elevators. Some of the most common uses include:

1. Removal of impacted or unerupted teeth
2. Removal of supernumerary teeth
3. Orthodontic tooth movement
4. Exposure of buried teeth prior to crown placement
5. Treatment of gingival recession
6. Apical surgery

PDL LUXATING ELEVATOR INSTRUMENTS

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STRAIGHT 3,0mm

The PDL Luxating Elevator is a versatile and easy-to-use instrument that is perfect for a variety of procedures. This elevator features a straight blade that is 3.0mm in width, making it ideal for use in tight spaces. The blade is made of high-quality stainless steel for durability and long-term performance. The ergonomic handle provides a comfortable grip for easy maneuverability. ThePDL Luxating Elevator is a versatile and easy-to-use instrument that is perfect for a variety of procedures

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CURVED 3,0mm

The PDL Luxating elevator is used to luxate teeth from the dental alveolus. The instrument has a thin, tapered tip that is inserted into the periodontal ligament space between the tooth and its supporting bone. Once the tip is in place, the handle is rotated to luxate the tooth.

This particular PDL Luxating elevator has a curved tip that makes it easier to insert into the periodontal ligament space. The 3,0mm size is ideal for use on teeth that are not too large or too small. This instrument can be used on both anterior and posterior teeth.

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SPADE 4,0mm

The Spade PDL Luxating Elevator is a versatile and easy-to-use tool for luxating teeth. This elevator features a 4.0mm blade that is ideal for use in the posterior region of the mouth. The handle is ergonomically designed to provide comfort and control during use. This elevator is made from high-quality stainless steel for long-lasting durability.

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DISTAL 2,5mm

The Distal PDL Luxating Elevator is a 2.5mm instrument used to luxate (displace) the pulp chamber from the root canal. It can be used for both anterior and posterior teeth. The elevator has a small, sharp hook at the end which is inserted into thePDL space and used to lever the tooth out of its socket. The handle is then turned clockwise to loosen the tooth before it is removed.

This instrument is often used in cases where there is significant bone loss around the tooth or when the tooth is severely decayed. It can also be used to remove teeth that have been fractured below the gum line.

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MESIAL 2,5mm

The Mesial PDL Luxating Elevator is a 2.5mm dental instrument used to elevate the tooth during a root canal procedure. This elevator is specifically designed to luxate the mesial (front) tooth from the periodontal ligament. The thin, sharp blade of the elevator is inserted into the space between the tooth and ligament, and then rotated to loosen the tooth from its socket.

The Mesial PDL Luxating Elevator is a versatile and essential tool for any root canal procedure. It can be used on both anterior and posterior teeth, and is ideal for situations where traditional elevators cannot gain sufficient purchase. This elevator is also useful for removing fractured roots and for Periotomes procedures.

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DISTAL 4,5mm

The Distal PDL Luxating Elevator is a versatile instrument that can be used to luxate teeth with minimal force. The elevator has a wide variety of tips that can be used to customize the amount of force needed to luxate the tooth. The tips are also designed to minimize tissue damage and provide maximum comfort for the patient. The elevator is easy to use and provides excellent results.

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MESIAL 4,5mm

Mesial 4,5mm PDL Luxating Elevator is an elevator used to luxate teeth. It is made of surgical stainless steel and has a processional design. The beveled tip is used to loosen the periodontal ligament and the serrated blade helps to keep the tooth in place while being removed. This elevator can be used on both anterior and posterior teeth.

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STRAIGHT 3,0mm

The PDL straight 3.0mm luxating elevator is a versatile and easy-to-use instrument that provides excellent tactile feel and precise control during periodontal procedures. The thin, sharp blade of the elevator allows for easy entry into the periodontal pocket and minimizes tissue trauma. The beveled tip of the instrument helps to protect delicate tissue structures and minimize risk of iatrogenic injury. The ergonomic handle design provides superior comfort and grip during use.

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CURVED 3,0mm

The PDL Luxating Elevator is a versatile tool that can be used to remove wisdom teeth, expose impacted teeth, and even elevate teeth during a root canal procedure. This particular model is 3.0mm in width and features a curved tip for easier access to difficult-to-reach areas.

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SPADE 4,0mm

The PDL Luxating Elevator is a versatile and easy-to-use instrument that can be used to elevate and luxate teeth with minimal trauma. It features a 4,0mm wide blade that is ideal for use in the anterior region, and its serrated tip provides excellent grip on the tooth. The elevator also has a blunt end that can be used to Luxate teeth in the posterior region. The handle is ergonomically designed for ease of use, and the entire instrument is made from high-quality stainless steel for durability.

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DISTAL 2,5mm

A distal 2,5mm PDL luxating elevator is a tool used by dentists to remove teeth. The elevator is inserted into the space between the tooth and the gum tissue. The dentist then uses the lever to push or pull on the tooth, which allows it to be removed from its socket.

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MESIAL 2,5mm

This specialized elevator is designed for use in the mesial (toward the midline of the tooth) direction. It has a thin, curved blade that helps to minimize tissue trauma and preserve the integrity of the periodontal ligament (PDL). This elevator is used to luxate teeth in order to facilitate extractions or other dental procedures.

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DISTAL 4,5mm

A PDL luxating elevator is a specialized dental instrument used to elevate the PDL (periodontal ligament) from the root surface of a tooth. The distal 4,5mm PDL luxating elevator is specifically designed to fit into the space between the root and alveolar bone, making it ideal for use in posterior teeth. This type of elevator is often used in conjunction with other instruments, such as forceps, to luxate teeth with minimal trauma to the surrounding tissues.

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MESIAL 4,5mm

A mesial 4,5mm PDL luxating elevator is a dental instrument used to elevate the tooth from its socket by applying pressure to the buccal or palatal root surfaces. This type of elevator is commonly used in orthodontic and periodontal procedures. The blade of the elevator is inserted into the periodontal ligament space between the root and alveolar bone. The handle of the elevator is then turned to apply pressure to the root, Luxating the tooth from its socket.

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