GDC Periotomes Flexi
GDC Periotomes Flexi are specialized dental instruments engineered for precision and atraumatic tooth extractions. Featuring flexible, sharp tips, they help preserve the alveolar bone structure—ideal for implant planning and minimally invasive procedures.
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Features:
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Precision Cutting Blades: Thin, ultra-sharp edges for severing the periodontal ligament with high accuracy.
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Flexible Tips: Allow controlled access in tight or hard-to-reach spaces for gentle ligament separation.
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High-Quality Stainless Steel: Ensures strength, longevity, and full autoclavability.
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Ergonomic Handle: Designed for a secure, comfortable grip to reduce operator fatigue.
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Bone Preservation: Minimizes trauma to the alveolar bone, improving implant success rates.
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Versatile Use: Suitable for routine extractions, immediate implant placement, and periodontal surgeries.
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Slim Design: Enhances accessibility and maneuverability in narrow interdental areas.
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Superior Control: Enhances tactile sensitivity and precise handling during critical extractions.
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Preparation:
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Anesthetize and prep the target area. Ensure good visibility and lighting.
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Select Instrument:
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Choose the suitable Flexi periotome based on tooth position and root structure.
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Insert & Detach:
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Insert the flexible blade into the periodontal space.
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Use gentle rocking and sliding motions around the tooth to sever ligament fibers.
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Extraction:
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Once the tooth is loosened, extract it using standard forceps without excessive force.
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Post-Procedure:
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Clean the periotome, inspect for wear, and sterilize before the next use.
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Advise the patient on post-op care.
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Reduces bone damage for improved healing and implant site preparation
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Minimizes the need for flap elevation
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Enhances patient comfort and recovery
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Enables precise and controlled extractions
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Reusable and easy to sterilize
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Trusted by professionals for conservative surgical techniques
