• Instrument Type: Elevators/Luxators
• Intended Use: Dental extractions, root and impacted tooth removal
• Material: High-quality, precision-engineered materials
• Design: Unique shapes tailored for specific dental requirements
• Pouch Material: Durable and protective
• Pouch Closure: Secure zipper closure

Set Of 9

• 1 x Flohr E1F
• 1 x Flohr Left E2F
• 1 x Flohr Right E3F
• 1 x Cryer Left E31
• 1 x Cryer Right E32
• 1 x London Hospital E20H
• 1 x Coupland EA1C
• 1 x Winter Cryer Left EWC12L
• 1 x Winter Cryer Right EWC12R

Preparation:

• Ensure that you have a sterile and well-lit workspace.
• Put on appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including gloves and a mask.

Patient Assessment:

• Assess the patient's dental condition, including the type of tooth extraction needed.

Selecting the Right Elevator:

• Examine the set and choose the appropriate elevator based on the tooth type, location, and condition.

Tooth Loosening:

• Use the selected elevator to gently and carefully luxate the tooth by applying controlled force around the tooth socket.
• Gradually increase the force to sever the periodontal ligament and expand the alveolar bone.

Rotational Movements:

• Employ rotational movements if necessary, taking care not to cause excessive trauma.
• Adjust the angle and position of the elevator as needed during the process.

Monitoring:

• Continuously monitor the tooth's mobility and the patient's comfort level.
• If resistance is encountered or if the tooth is not sufficiently mobile, reassess the technique or consider alternative instruments.

Extraction or Additional Steps:

• Depending on the case, proceed with forcep extraction if the tooth is sufficiently loosened.
• For impacted teeth or root removal, continue using the appropriate elevators as needed.

Post-Extraction Care:

• Follow established post-extraction care protocols, including wound management and patient instructions.