5 mm Curved Luxating Elevator Instrument

The 5 mm Curved Luxating Elevator Instrument is a precision dental and oral surgery instrument designed to assist with the controlled luxation and elevation of teeth and retained roots. Its specialized curved configuration allows the operator to approach difficult-to-reach areas while maintaining a favorable working angle. The 5 mm working width provides a practical balance between controlled force application and access to the surgical field, making this instrument suitable for a range of extraction and minor oral surgical procedures. Luxating elevators are commonly used to expand the periodontal ligament space and facilitate tooth mobilization before extraction. Rather than functioning simply as a conventional extraction lever, a properly designed luxating elevator allows the clinician to apply controlled pressure to help separate the tooth from surrounding periodontal structures. The curved design of this 5 mm instrument can be particularly useful when access is limited by adjacent teeth, anatomical contours, or the orientation of the tooth being treated. The curved working end provides a practical approach for anterior and posterior dental applications where a straight instrument may be less convenient. Its geometry allows the clinician to position the instrument accurately and maintain controlled contact during luxation. The working surface is designed for precise engagement, helping reduce unnecessary movement while supporting efficient tooth elevation. Constructed from durable surgical-grade stainless steel, the 5 mm Curved Luxating Elevator is intended for professional dental and oral surgical environments. Stainless steel offers mechanical strength, corrosion resistance, and durability when the instrument is properly cleaned and maintained. A robust shaft and appropriately formed handle provide the stability required for controlled manipulation and leverage during routine clinical use. The instrument may be used during simple and surgical extractions, retained root removal, periodontal procedures, and other oral surgery applications requiring controlled tooth mobilization. It can be incorporated into dental extraction sets, oral surgery instrument trays, periodontal surgical kits, and general dental surgical collections. Its 5 mm working width makes it suitable for procedures requiring a moderately broad working surface while retaining the benefits of a compact luxating design. Handling and ergonomics are important considerations when using a dental elevator. The instrument should provide a secure grip so the clinician can apply measured pressure without excessive hand movement. The curved configuration also supports controlled positioning around the tooth and may improve visibility and access during difficult extraction cases. As with all extraction instruments, proper clinical technique and appropriate force application are essential to avoid unintended damage to surrounding hard or soft tissues. For reusable instruments, proper processing is essential to maintain performance and service life. Following use, the elevator should be cleaned promptly according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions. Tissue and biological debris should be removed before sterilization, and the instrument should be thoroughly rinsed and dried. Appropriate sterilization procedures should be selected according to the manufacturer’s recommendations and the dental facility’s established infection-control protocols. Regular inspection should include checking the working end, shaft, handle, and overall structural integrity. The 5 mm Curved Luxating Elevator Instrument combines a practical working width, curved access profile, durable construction, and controlled handling for professional dental extraction and oral surgery applications. It is a useful addition to dental surgical instrument sets where precise tooth luxation and root elevation are required. Key Features 5 mm working width for controlled luxation and elevation Curved design for improved access to difficult surgical areas Designed for tooth and retained root mobilization Supports controlled periodontal ligament expansion Suitable for dental extraction and oral surgery procedures Durable surgical-grade stainless steel construction Rigid shaft provides stable force transmission Curved working profile supports favorable positioning Suitable for professional dental surgical instrument sets Designed for repeated clinical use with proper maintenance Compatible with validated cleaning and sterilization procedures Useful for general, periodontal, and oral surgical applications Product Specifications Specification Details Product Name 5 mm Curved Luxating Elevator Instrument Instrument Type Dental Luxating Elevator Working Width 5 mm Working Profile Curved Primary Function Tooth Luxation and Elevation Applications Dental Extraction and Oral Surgery Material Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel Construction Rigid and Durable Handle Ergonomic Surgical Handle Reusable Yes, when designed and maintained for reusable use Sterilization According to validated manufacturer instructions Intended Users Dentists, Oral Surgeons, and Dental Professionals FAQs 1. What is a 5 mm Curved Luxating Elevator used for? It is used to assist with controlled tooth luxation, periodontal ligament separation, tooth mobilization, and elevation during dental extraction and oral surgery procedures. 2. Why is the luxating elevator curved? The curved profile helps improve access and positioning around teeth and roots, particularly in areas where a straight elevator may be less convenient. 3. What does the 5 mm measurement refer to? The 5 mm specification generally refers to the width of the working end, providing a defined contact surface for controlled tooth and root mobilization. 4. Is this instrument suitable for surgical tooth extraction? Yes. A curved luxating elevator can be used as part of an extraction instrument set for appropriate tooth and root mobilization procedures. 5. What material is the luxating elevator made from? The instrument is typically manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, selected for strength, corrosion resistance, durability, and compatibility with professional instrument processing. 6. Can this dental elevator be sterilized? Reusable versions can be sterilized using an appropriate validated method in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and the dental facility’s infection-control procedures. 7. What is the difference between a luxating elevator and a conventional dental elevator? A luxating elevator is primarily designed for controlled periodontal ligament separation and tooth mobilization, while conventional elevators may be designed more specifically for leverage and elevation.