Distal Right 3mm, Hoexter Mesial/Distal Luxating Elevator
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The Hoexter Mesial/Distal Luxating Elevators feature angled shanks and are available in 3mm or 5mm widths for enhanced mesial/distal access during luxation.
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Description

Throughout history dentists have been taught to extract teeth in the easiest direction -- towards the thinnest, supportive buccal bone. However, this technique leads to ischemic or traumatic bone loss of buccal bone resulting in cavernous buccal depressions that will not adequately support an implant.However, if a mesial/distal approach is used, the buccal and lingual bone is preserved and bone regeneration occurs. This enables successful implant positioning and predictable osseointegration. This is why the Hoexter Mesial/Distal Luxating Elevators are designed to protect the osseous ridge in tooth extractions by luxating roots in the mesio-distal plane. —– Design Rationale by Dr. David Hoexter

Features

  • Designed with thin, sharp angulated blades for enhanced access to the mesio-distal plane
  • Hand crafted from Immunity Steel ОВ and heat treated to exacting specifications for optimal sharpness and durability during atramatic extractions
  • Available in 3mm and 5mm widths
  • Tips are permanentely fixed to a satin finished stainless steel handle for increased comfort and control

Literature

Extraction Solutions Brochure DOWNLOAD
Luxating Hybrids Sell Sheet DOWNLOAD
Sporecheck Usage Guide DOWNLOAD
Hoexter Sell Sheet DOWNLOAD
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Perma Sharp™ Sutures Brochure DOWNLOAD
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Instrument Reprocessing Guide DOWNLOAD

Testimonials

I am so pleased with the new Black Line, it represents a coming together of smart instrument usage and the newest technology for a “home run” in surgical armamentarium. The enhanced lubricity, prolonged edge retention, black finish for contrast at the surgical site, and more ergonomic handle make this a “must have” for those doing exodontia.
Dr. Karl Koerner