ETN LUXAEDGE

Details:

ETN offers high-quality, high-grade stainless steel dental forceps and instruments at the best value to meet the needs of your dental practice. ETN Forceps and Instrument are ergonomic and lightweight to provide the perfect grip to the dental professional. These forceps and Instruments are polished to mirror finish providing maximum corrosion resistance. These forceps support simpler extraction and optimal preservation of bone for the best possible patient outcomes.

Rely On Us for dental forceps designed for every type of tooth extraction – all backed by the guarantee of quality, convenience, and overall satisfaction. Our specially designed ergonomic handles, precision, and superior quality help to minimize tissue damage during tooth extraction so that the bone integrity is preserved, and extraction is considerably less traumatic. These forceps have been designed to provide subgingival access to the teeth during the extraction and are anatomically shaped, tapered, serrated, and notched to reach deeper into the tooth socket and maximize tooth to forceps contact.

ETN Luxaedge is ergonomically designed for comfort and control during use. The shape and size of the handle is designed to minimize the force needed. The tip is extremely fine, so that it can be easily insert between the bone and root with the minimum destruction. The specially processed Stainless steel used in the blade is extremely durable and it retains its strength and sharpness after sterilization. It is used to force a wedge between the root of the tooth and the surrounding bone, which helps to loosen the tooth within the socket. It is often used before the use of forceps to ensure there is some movement of the tooth to be extracted.

Key Specifications:

Corrosion Resistant

Ergonomic Design

Tech Info:

Material – Medical grade stainless steel Disposable/Reusable – Reusable Sterile/Non-Sterile – Non-Sterile Latex/ Latex Free – Latex Free

Directions:

The elevator grip is between the thumb and forefinger and apply only gentle rotation.

The fulcrum used for the elevation of teeth should always be a bony one . the use of an adjacent tooth as a fulcrum is only permissible if that tooth is to be extracted at the same visit.

Elevators may be forced down the periodontal membrane either mesially, buccaly or distally to the tooth being extracted.( not lingually or palataly) The elevator should be grasped in the fingers and forced down the periodontal membrane at an angle of 45 degree to the long axis of the root . The tip of the index finger rests against the alveolar bone and enables the operator to have complete control over the instrument.