The Curved Luxating Elevator is a precision dental instrument designed for loosening teeth and removing roots, residual roots, and fractured root tips during extraction procedures.
With its curved working tip, this instrument allows better access to difficult areas, especially in posterior regions and cases requiring oral surgery procedures such as wisdom tooth extraction. It is designed to efficiently separate the periodontal ligament (PDL) with controlled force, helping improve extraction efficiency while minimizing trauma to surrounding tissues.
Available in 3 mm, 4 mm, and 5 mm tip sizes, the curved luxating elevator adapts to a wide range of clinical extraction scenarios.
Key Features
Curved Tip for Better Access The curved working end allows easier access to posterior teeth and challenging areas, improving clinical efficiency.
Luxating Design for PDL Separation Designed to cut and separate the periodontal ligament with precision, reducing resistance during tooth extraction.
High Hardness Working Tip Heat-treated tip with approximately HRC 53 hardness for strong cutting ability and durability.
Precision Ground Blade Hand-finished working tip ensures sharpness, accuracy, and consistent performance.
Balanced Hollow Handle Provides better balance and tactile feedback, improving control during procedures.
Durable Stainless Steel Made from 3Cr13MoV stainless steel for strength, corrosion resistance, and long service life.
Efficient and Labor-Saving Reduces required force and improves efficiency in difficult extraction cases.
Specification
Item
Specification
Product Name
Curved Luxating Elevator
Type
Curved
Sizes
3 mm / 4 mm / 5 mm
Material
3Cr13MoV stainless steel
Hardness
Approx. HRC 53
Handle Design
Hollow ergonomic handle
Application
Tooth and root loosening and extraction
Supply Condition
Non-sterile
Reusability
Reusable after sterilization
Instructions for Use
Select the appropriate size according to the clinical case. Insert the curved working tip carefully into the periodontal ligament space around the tooth or root.
Use controlled, gentle movements to separate the ligament and gradually loosen the tooth or root. Increase movement progressively until the tooth or root can be removed.
Do not use excessive force or hammering.
Precautions
Protect the working tip from impact or collision.
Do not use excessive force or violent prying.
Clean, disinfect, and dry the instrument immediately after use.
Do not use if the instrument is damaged, bent, or corroded.
