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Atraumatic tooth extraction with piezo
I strictly use the piezo and luxators to remove teeth. It helps me cut the pdl and minimize loss and trauma to the bone.
EMS makes a great piezo unit which I recently purchased.
what is a powertome?
What is a powertome?
Powertome best for atraumatic extractions
Hands down the best instrument on the market.
Atraumatic tooth extraction: Tatum Luxator question
Richard what do you like about them and what is unique. Thanks in advance.
Steve
Tatum Luxators
The instruments are well designed and are constructed very well. They may seem costly, however they paid for themselves in two procedures. The only time I had a difficult time was extracting an ankylosed tooth. If you want to maintain the facial plate and place an immediate implant, then you have to use these instruments. The tips are sharp and gently spread the space between the root and socket. I am a tall athletic person so it is no problem with me. I gave my girlfriend a set and she is only 106 lbs., and she has no problems either. Call 1888-360-5550 and ask for Tony, he will explain how to use them. It's a push and rock motion not a wiggle.
Atraumatic Tooth Extraction
First of all we have elevated ourselves above the level of a trade. Us doctors refer to those items as instruments. The best instruments are the Tatum LuxatorS. tO FIND OUT MORE CALL 1-888-360-5550. THESE INSTRUMENTS WILL TURN SOMETHING THAT CAN BE SIMPLY AWFUL TO AWFULLY SIMPLE.
Atraumatic tooth extraction: What the best technique and tools?
Atraumatic tooth extraction: What the best technique and tools to use?
How is it best to save the buccal plate? How do you manage it if you already have a buccal plate loss?
Steve