GDC Standard Kit With Cross Bar Surgical Elevators - RESP9

The GDC Standard Kit with Cross Bar Surgical Elevators (RESP9) is a comprehensive set of precision instruments designed to support efficient, controlled, and minimally traumatic tooth extractions. Ideal for oral surgeons, periodontists, and general dentists, this kit facilitates effective elevation of teeth and roots while preserving surrounding bone and soft tissues.

Engineered with sharp and thin working tips, the elevators enable easy access and controlled luxation, minimizing trauma during extractions. The ergonomic cross bar handle design ensures enhanced grip, better force transmission, and improved operator comfort during procedures.

This kit is particularly beneficial in tissue-preserving extraction techniques, which are crucial in modern dentistry and implantology, helping to maintain bone integrity and potentially avoid complex augmentation procedures.

Features:

Comprehensive kit of essential surgical elevators

Designed for atraumatic and tissue-preserving extractions

Sharp and thin working tips for precise access and control

Cross bar ergonomic handle for superior grip and force application

Facilitates efficient root elevation and luxation

Helps preserve alveolar bone for implant procedures

High-quality stainless steel construction

Corrosion-resistant and durable

Autoclavable and reusable

Product Name: Standard Kit with Cross Bar Surgical Elevators
Model: RESP9
Type: Surgical Elevators
Category: Oral Surgery
Material: Stainless Steel
Handle Type: Cross Bar
Finish: Corrosion-resistant
Sterilization: Autoclavable
Usage: Reusable

Preparation: Ensure all instruments are cleaned and sterilized before the procedure.
Assessment: Evaluate the tooth/root condition and select the appropriate elevator from the kit.
Positioning: Insert the working tip between the tooth/root and surrounding bone or periodontal ligament space.
Luxation: Apply controlled rotational or levering forces using the cross bar handle to loosen the tooth/root.
Elevation: Gradually elevate the tooth or root fragment while minimizing trauma to surrounding tissues.
Extraction Support: Use forceps if required after adequate luxation is achieved.
Post-Use Care: Clean, disinfect, and sterilize all instruments as per standard protocols.