Dental Elevators

PDL Luxating Elevator Set, 7 Pieces

Set of seven single-ended PDL luxating elevators with thin blue tips in straight and angled profiles, colour-coded handle ends and a matching metal cassette. For cutting the ligament and loosening teeth gently.

Product code
DIS-EXT-PDL-7PC
Size
Seven instruments; tip dimensions confirmed in your quotation
MOQ
confirmed with your quote

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About PDL Luxating Elevator Set, 7 Pieces

Luxating elevators have thin, sharp blades that slide down the periodontal ligament (PDL) between tooth and bone and cut it. Loosening a tooth this way relies on cutting the ligament rather than heavy leverage. This set gives you seven luxating elevators with different tip profiles in one cassette.

What is in the set

  • Seven single-ended luxating elevators, each on its own handle.
  • Thin blue tips in straight and angled profiles for front and back teeth.
  • Colour-coded handle ends so each instrument is quick to identify.
  • A matching metal cassette that holds all seven.

The cassette is included in addition to the seven instruments.

Luxating elevator or conventional elevator?

A luxating elevator cuts the ligament with a thin blade and is used with gentle, controlled pressure. It is not designed for heavy levering. For leverage, use a straight elevator or one of our root elevators. Our elevator, luxator and periotome guide explains the differences.

Ordering

  • Order by number of sets.
  • If you need a single replacement, send a photograph of the tip and we match it from the set.
  • Evaluation samples are available.

Care

The thin tips are easily damaged. Keep the instruments in the cassette, check the tips before use and follow the supplied processing instructions and your facility's validated protocol.

What Is Included in the Kit?

Match the product code below to your selected option. Each schedule applies only to that configuration.

Seven single-ended PDL instruments with cassette — DIS-EXT-PDL-7PC

Counts describe complete instruments, not the number of photographs or working ends.

DIS-EXT-PDL-7PC component schedule
ComponentConfigurationQuantity
PDL luxating elevatorSeven fixed handles with the photographed tip assortment7
Metal cassetteSeparate container1

Seven instruments plus one cassette; no extraction screws or forceps.

Individual tip dimensions and figure designations require the approved supplied-model schedule.

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PDL Luxating Elevator Set, 7 Pieces Questions

What does the seven-piece PDL set include?

The seven pieces are seven complete single-ended luxating instruments, each with its own fixed handle and working end. The count is of complete tools, not loose interchangeable blades.

What does PDL mean in a luxating elevator listing?

PDL stands for periodontal ligament. In a luxating elevator listing the term identifies the instrument family, while the working profile and handle construction distinguish the individual tools. For this offer, the configuration is seven fixed-handle luxating instruments with a range of working forms.

Are the instruments fixed-handle tools or interchangeable periotome blades?

They are fixed-handle tools: each instrument in this set has its own handle and working end. In an interchangeable-blade system, separate blades are fitted to a common handle, which changes both the contents list and the replacement requirements, so match the handle format as well as the tip profile when you compare a set or plan a repeat purchase.

How do the working profiles differ across the seven instruments?

The set includes straight and bent or offset forms with differently shaped working profiles. Compare the terminal shape and width separately from the shaft curvature: the terminal profile describes the working end, and the bend describes its relationship to the handle. That lets you match the physical pattern you need without relying on a set name alone.

What should I compare when replacing an existing PDL luxating instrument?

Compare the complete instrument's terminal profile, working width and thickness, shaft angle, working length and fixed-handle format, using an existing reference or a dimensioned component schedule. Handle-cap color can help you find an instrument in a tray, but a dimensional match should use the actual profile and specifications.

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