ProLux Spade, Left, Yellow
Key Features of the ProLux™ Luxating Elevator Left Spade:
- East/West Angulation: The instrument’s angulation is ideal for accessing the mandibular molar area, making it easier to maneuver in tight spaces and provide better leverage.
- Thin Profile & Sharpened Edges: These design features help the elevator quickly incise the periodontal ligament and expand the alveolus laterally, which facilitates loosening the tooth.
- Use in Fractured or Subgingival Roots: In cases where the tooth has fractured or lacks coronal structure, the tip of the spade can be inserted alongside the root, providing better access to the root for extraction.
- Creating a Purchase Point: This elevator is often used to create a purchase point for other instruments, such as additional Luxating Elevators or extraction forceps, which are essential for safely removing the tooth or root.
The ProLux™ Luxating Elevator is especially useful when traditional extraction techniques might be more challenging, offering more precision and less trauma to surrounding tissues.
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It seems like you’re referring to dental procedures, specifically extractions of mandibular molars and root tips. The terms “hufridy” and “oracure instrument” might be specialized tools or concepts used in dental extractions, although they don’t seem to be widely recognized by that exact name in standard dental terminology.
Could you be referring to instruments like a Luxator, Periotome, or Elevator? These are often used during extractions to help with loosening teeth or removing root tips.
If you’re referring to something specific with “hufridy” and “oracure instrument,” could you provide more details? Or maybe it’s a brand name or a local term? Let me know!
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