3.0 MM Luxa-Tool, Straight

Product Overview

The 3.0 MM Luxa-Tool, Straight is a precision-oriented dental instrument designed for use in tooth luxation procedures. Its straight configuration allows the operator to position the working end along a direct approach, helping support controlled manipulation during appropriate dental extraction procedures.

With a 3.0 mm working-end specification, this instrument provides a defined working width for clinicians who require a particular instrument size for their procedural technique. It can be considered for professional dental instrument collections where controlled access, careful handling, and appropriate instrument selection are important.

Key Features

• Product Type: Dental luxation instrument
• Working-End Size: 3.0 mm
• Design: Straight
• Application: Assistance with tooth luxation and mobilization
• Professional Use: Intended for trained dental professionals
• Instrument Selection: Suitable for clinicians who require a straight instrument with a specified working-end width
• Clinical Handling: Designed to support controlled positioning when used according to the manufacturer’s instructions

Design and Function

The straight configuration provides a direct working approach, allowing the clinician to position the instrument according to the treatment area and procedural requirements. The 3.0 mm size identifies the specified working-end width, helping professionals select an instrument that matches their technique and clinical needs.

Careful instrument selection and controlled handling are important when performing luxation procedures. The instrument should be used only by qualified dental professionals with appropriate clinical training.

Applications

The 3.0 MM Luxa-Tool, Straight may be used as part of professional dental procedures involving:

• Controlled tooth luxation and mobilization.
• Preparation for appropriate tooth extraction techniques.
• Dental surgical instrument setups.
• Clinical procedures requiring a straight luxation instrument with a 3.0 mm working-end specification.

The precise indication depends on the instrument’s design, the manufacturer’s instructions, and the clinician’s assessment.

Handling, Cleaning and Sterilization

Clean, inspect, and sterilize the instrument in accordance with the manufacturer’s validated instructions and the healthcare facility’s infection-control protocols. Check the working end and overall instrument condition before each use. Do not use an instrument that is damaged, worn, or otherwise unsuitable for safe clinical use.