5 MM Luxating Curved Blue Titanium Coated Tips

Product Overview

The 5 MM Luxating Curved Blue Titanium Coated Tips is a specialized dental instrument developed to assist dental professionals during controlled tooth luxation and extraction procedures. Its curved working tip is designed to facilitate access around tooth roots and support the careful separation of periodontal ligament fibers before tooth removal.

With a 5 mm tip width, this instrument provides a broader working surface than narrower luxating instruments, making it an option for clinical situations where the tooth anatomy and access requirements are appropriate. The blue titanium-coated finish gives the working tip a distinctive appearance and helps differentiate it from conventional uncoated instruments.

Designed for professional dental use, this instrument can be incorporated into dental extraction instrument sets used in general dentistry, oral surgery, and related clinical settings.

Key Features and Benefits

• 5 mm Working Tip: Provides a broad working surface for selected tooth luxation and extraction procedures.
• Curved Tip Design: Helps clinicians access root surfaces at suitable angles and work around tooth contours.
• Blue Titanium-Coated Finish: Provides a distinctive colored finish to the working tip.
• Controlled Luxation: Supports careful periodontal ligament separation when used with the appropriate cutting technique.
• Versatile Clinical Application: Suitable for selected extraction procedures involving appropriate tooth and root anatomy.
• Professional Dental Instrument: Designed for use by trained dental professionals in clinical environments.
• Instrument Tray Compatibility: Can be included in a dental extraction or oral surgery instrument setup.
• Reusable Instrument Potential: Reuse and sterilization must follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the specific instrument.

Clinical Applications

The 5 mm curved luxating instrument may be used by qualified dental professionals for:

• Supporting periodontal ligament separation before tooth extraction.
• Assisting with controlled luxation of suitable teeth.
• Accessing selected root surfaces with a curved working tip.
• Supporting extraction procedures where a broader tip is clinically appropriate.
• Use in general dentistry and oral surgery instrument setups.

The choice of tip width and curvature should depend on the patient’s anatomy, the tooth being treated, the clinical objective, and the practitioner’s professional judgment.

Design and Construction

Curved Working Tip: The curved profile is intended to help the clinician approach selected root surfaces from an appropriate angle. This design may be useful when a straight instrument does not provide the desired access.

5 mm Tip Width: The wider tip offers a larger contact area for appropriate clinical applications. It should be selected according to the tooth anatomy and the manufacturer’s intended use.

Blue Titanium-Coated Finish: The blue finish distinguishes the coated working tip visually. Actual coating composition, thickness, hardness, and wear resistance should be confirmed with the manufacturer.

Clinical Handling: Appropriate grip, instrument positioning, and controlled movements are essential for safe and effective use. The instrument should be inspected before each procedure for damage, deformation, coating wear, or other defects.

Advantages of a Curved Luxating Instrument

A curved luxating instrument can offer useful access when working around particular tooth contours. When selected appropriately, it may help clinicians position the working tip along the root surface and perform controlled periodontal ligament separation.

Compared with using a conventional elevator primarily for leverage, a luxating instrument is generally intended for controlled cutting and rocking movements. The instrument should not be subjected to excessive twisting, prying, or force outside its intended use, as this may damage the instrument or injure surrounding tissues.

Cleaning, Care, and Sterilization

To support instrument longevity and patient safety:

1. Inspect the instrument before use and confirm that the tip and coating are intact.
2. Remove visible contamination promptly after use, following the manufacturer’s cleaning instructions.
3. Clean and process the instrument using a validated procedure appropriate for its materials and design.
4. Follow the manufacturer’s validated sterilization instructions and the dental facility’s infection-control protocols.
5. Allow the instrument to dry and store it in an appropriate clean, dry environment.
6. Remove damaged instruments or instruments with deteriorating coatings from service.

Important: Do not assume that the instrument is autoclavable or reusable unless this is confirmed by its manufacturer or supplier.

Product Specifications

• Product Name: Luxating Curved Dental Instrument
• Tip Width: 5 mm
• Tip Design: Curved
• Tip Finish: Blue titanium-coated finish, as specified
• Product Category: Dental Instruments
• Subcategory: Luxating Elevators / Luxation Instruments
• Primary Application: Controlled tooth luxation and periodontal ligament separation
• Intended Users: Qualified dental professionals
• Material: Confirm with manufacturer
• Overall Length: Confirm with manufacturer
• Handle Design: Confirm with manufacturer
• Sterilization Compatibility: Follow manufacturer specifications
• Packaging: Confirm with supplier