Instruments

) Material

Made of high grade Stainless Steel

2) Ergonomic Design –

# Serrated handles – Better Grip

# Sharp  Beaks  on Tip – Better Adaptation to root surface
Cut PDL easily

# Large handles – Better Operator fit

# Concave Inner Surface to fit the root

# Close Fitting Forcep Blades – spread the load evenly

3) Rust Free 

Corrosion Resistant – Passivated

4) Disinfection 

Autoclavable at 135 degree celsius

• Select the appropriate size of instrument for the size of the root
• The size of instrument required may change as the tooth loosens, i.e. smaller diameter instruments may be required to cut periodontal ligament apically than required at the start of the extraction
• Luxators should not be used for leverage as this will damage the fine working end
• Luxators should be held in the palm with the index finger extended towards the tip of the blade. This will minimize trauma to the patient in the event of instrument slippage
• The operator’s nondominant hand should be used to retract soft tissues, stabilize jaw and support the alveolar process
• Luxator should be inserted in the periodontal space using gentle pressure until resistance is felt. Hold the luxator in position for a few seconds to stretch and disrupt the periodontal ligament. Gradually move the tip of the luxator to the apex of the tooth.
• Luxators are used to cut periodontal ligaments within two-thirds of the length of the root.

1) Ergonomic Design

– Made of high quality Stainless steel

– Serrated Handles – Better Grip

– High Durability – Resist breakage of Tip

2) Tip Design

– Sharp Tip – Better Results

3) Use

– Perfect instrument for supragingival scaling in cases of gingivitis.

4) Strokes

– Used in Pull Stroke for easy removal of plaque & calculus

5) Corrosion Resistant

Rust free – Passivated

6) Disinfection