€143
Use for deeply fractured teeth and decayed roots. Dual edge.
Autoclavable Fixus 1 case included.
Available with 2 different blade tips.
Reasons to use Luxator Dual Edge Periotome
Depending on the tooth to loosen a curved periotome might guarantee a better access.
A special sharpening stone is available, suitable for all Luxator instruments from 1mm periotomes to Forte. To sharpen a periotome, place the concave surface of the blade tip on the sharpening stone and make strokes. Lift the blade after each stroke and repeat until the blade is sharp. The stone should always be lubricated with sharpening oil or water to avoid clogging of the surface with debris. For best results, sharpen your Luxator instrument regularly with a Luxator sharpening stone. Sharpen the Luxator instrument after thorough cleaning and before sterilisation.
Luxator Periotomes come in light handles (grey, pale blue or pale yellow) while the Luxator Forte comes in a black handle. The blade also differs.
Examples of use for Luxator Periotome, Titanium and Short Periotome
L1S: Apical and/or interproximal (L1S is extremely sharp and delicate, use with caution)
L2S, S2S: Apical and/or interproximal
L3C, S3C: General use/starter
L3S, S3S, L5S, S5S: Interproximal
L3CA, S3CA: lingual and/or distal – molars
L3IC: General, lingual and/or distal
L5C: Large molar roots – general use
Examples of use for Luxator Dual Edge Periotome
DE3, DE5: Deep fractured and decayed roots. (DE3 is extremely sharp and delicate, use with caution) Examples of use for Luxator Forte Elevator
F25, F32, F32C, F40: Elevation
