3 MM Luxating Straight Blue Titanium Coated Tips

Product Overview

The 3 MM Luxating Straight Blue Titanium Coated Tips is a precision dental instrument developed for professional dental extraction and oral surgical procedures. Its straight working tip is designed to provide direct access to the periodontal ligament area, helping dental professionals carefully separate ligament fibers and loosen teeth before extraction.

Luxating instruments are designed to work with controlled rocking and cutting movements rather than excessive lifting or prying. This technique can help reduce unnecessary pressure on adjacent teeth and surrounding structures when the instrument is used appropriately.

Key Features and Benefits

• 3 mm working tip: Provides a defined blade width for controlled luxation procedures.

• Straight blade design: Supports direct access and precise tip positioning.

• Blue titanium-coated finish: Offers a distinctive appearance for instrument identification.

• Precision-oriented design: Supports careful separation of periodontal ligament fibers.

• Controlled tooth loosening: Helps prepare teeth and roots for extraction when used with appropriate technique.

• Professional dental application: Suitable for trained dentists and oral surgery professionals.

• Reusable instrument potential: Reuse and sterilization suitability must be confirmed against the manufacturer’s instructions.

• Easy product identification: The blue finish helps distinguish this instrument from other tip sizes and designs.

Clinical Applications

The 3 MM Luxating Straight Blue Titanium Coated Tips instrument may be used by trained dental professionals for:

• Controlled luxation before tooth extraction.

• Separation of periodontal ligament fibers.

• Loosening teeth before forceps application.

• Selected root luxation procedures where a straight 3 mm tip is appropriate.

• Dental and oral surgery procedures requiring controlled access around the tooth root.

The choice of instrument depends on tooth anatomy, access, bone conditions, and the clinical procedure. It should not be used as a substitute for a different instrument when the case requires another blade shape or size.

Design and Handling

The straight tip is intended to facilitate direct positioning along the tooth surface. During use, the dental professional should maintain appropriate orientation and controlled movements, avoiding excessive force, twisting, or levering beyond the instrument’s intended function.

Proper handling is important because luxating blades have a relatively fine working edge. Inspect the tip before each use and discontinue use if the blade is damaged, bent, or excessively worn.

Material and Coating

This model is identified as having blue titanium-coated tips. The coating is a product-design feature; its precise technical benefits, composition, hardness, and wear resistance depend on the manufacturer’s specifications.

For accurate product information, confirm whether the instrument body is manufactured from surgical stainless steel or another material and whether the blue coating is titanium, titanium nitride, or another titanium-based finish.

Cleaning, Sterilization, and Maintenance

Before reuse, follow the manufacturer’s validated cleaning, disinfection, inspection, packaging, and sterilization instructions.

• Clean the instrument promptly after use according to the manufacturer’s protocol.

• Inspect the tip and handle for damage, corrosion, or coating deterioration.

• Use only validated sterilization methods appropriate for the instrument.

• Avoid abrasive cleaning methods that could damage the working edge or coating.

• Store the instrument in a clean, dry environment after processing.