Dental Luxating Elevators - 4mm Down-Angled

DENTIFY® Luxating Elevator 4mm Down-Angled is used for atraumatic extractions. A 4mm wider blade provides increased surface contact and leverage, allowing efficient luxation while preserving surrounding bone and soft tissue. It is ideal for broader root surfaces and dense periodontal ligament attachments.

The down-angled design enhances access and control in posterior and subgingival areas.

Its slim, sharp profile enables easy access into narrow periodontal spaces, improving control and efficiency during extractions while reducing patient discomfort and promoting faster healing.

Working Tip
The 4mm down-angled French stainless steel tip ensures excellent sharpness retention, strength, and corrosion resistance. Its thin, blade-like design enables smooth insertion into the periodontal space, effectively severing PDL fibres and facilitating controlled tooth elevation with minimal force.

Handle Design
An ergonomic hollow handle provides optimal balance and enhanced tactile sensitivity. The matt, slip-resistant finish ensures a secure grip in gloved hands, reducing hand fatigue and improving overall clinical control.

Clinical Usage
Atraumatic tooth luxation before extraction
Severing periodontal ligament (PDL) fibres
Minimally invasive extraction techniques
Ideal for implant site preservation procedures
Sterilization

Sterilization
Fully compatible with all standard sterilization methods.

Common Uses:
Dental Extraction
Luxating Elevators are used in a cutting and rotating manner and permit a gentle widening of the alveoli, and a major part of the extraction can be done without Forceps.

Salient Features:
Surgical-grade stainless steel
Sharp Flat Tips
Autoclave-able
Precise machine work
Corrosion resistance, no chrome plating - no risk of plating peeling off
Easy instrument care, all standard sterilization procedures are applicable

DENTIFY® Elevators are used by professionals because
Extremely Flat, Delicate, and Sharp Instruments Cut Periodontal Ligament while Preserving Bone Anatomy
Thin, Straight or Down-Angled, Tapered Tips ensure smooth widening of the Alveoli
Fine Blade Inserts between Bone and Root with minimal damage to Bone Structure
Alternative to standard elevators for less Traumatic Extractions