Luxator Kit

Dental Luxator / Elevator Kit – Contents

Sterilisation Tray

• • 9 metal handled luxators

• • Straight and angled

• • Designed to make extractions as trauma-free as possible.

Luxator Kit – Descriptions and Use

• • The Luxator Kit is to be used as periodontal ligament knives.

• • Fine tapering blades that compress the alveolar bone, cut the periodontal ligament, and gently ease the tooth from its socket.

• • Designed to make extractions as trauma-free as possible.

• • Use the sharpening stone before autoclaving.

About Dental Luxators

A dental luxator kit is a set of specialized dental tools used by dentists to facilitate the extraction of teeth. The kit typically includes a range of luxator instruments that are designed to loosen the tooth from its socket, making it easier to remove without causing undue trauma or damage to the surrounding tissues.

The luxator instruments come in various shapes and sizes allowing the dentist to select the most appropriate tool for the particular tooth they are working on. Each instrument has a thin, sharp blade that is inserted between the tooth and the surrounding bone, using gentle pressure to gradually detach the tooth from its socket.

Unlike traditional extraction methods, which rely on brute force and often cause unnecessary damage to the surrounding tissues, a dental luxator kit allows dentists to perform extractions with greater precision and control. By loosening the tooth gradually, the dentist can avoid damaging the delicate ligaments and tissues that hold the tooth in place, reducing the risk of complications and promoting faster healing.

The use of a dental luxator kit also helps to minimize patient discomfort during the extraction process. Because the instruments are designed to work gently and efficiently, patients experience less pain and swelling, and typically recover more quickly than with traditional extraction methods.

In addition to their use in extractions, dental luxator kits are also used in a variety of other dental procedures, such as root canal therapy and implant placement. By allowing dentists to work with greater precision and control, these instruments help to ensure the best possible outcomes for their patients.