A flexible periotome is designed to sever the periodontal ligament with minimal trauma to the surrounding tissues. The flexible blade is inserted into the periodontal ligament space and used in a rocking and rotating motion. Its benefits include following the curve of the tooth root, which helps reduce the risk of root fracture and damage to surrounding bone or adjacent teeth. The slight bending under pressure also provides tactile feedback, so resistance can be felt and adjusted accordingly ??? helping to further reduce trauma. It can be used first to loosen the tooth in combination with luxators and elevators, or independently, depending on the extraction. Serrated or Plain Edge ??? Which Should I Choose?The serrated tip is slightly more aggressive, offering enhanced grip on the tooth root for tougher extractions ??? more efficient, with fewer passes needed.The plain edge is a smooth, un-serrated cutting edge that is gentler on delicate tissues, ideal for soft tissue and bone preservation. It may be preferred in cases involving inflamed, fragile, or compromised tissue. 2 mm or 3 mm ??? Which Tip Size Do I Need?The 2 mm tip is ideal for small patients (cats, toy breed dogs), where the periodontal ligament space is narrow, allowing for minimal disruption to surrounding bone and tissue. The 3 mm tip is designed for larger patients, covering more root surface area per pass ??? suited for medium to large breed dogs, where the periodontal ligament space is wider and the roots are more substantial.
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Curved Serrated - 3mm
A flexible periotome is designed to sever the periodontal ligament with minimal trauma to the surrounding tissues. The flexible blade is inserted into the periodontal ligament space and used in a rocking and rotating motion. Its benefits include following the curve of the tooth root, which helps reduce the risk of root fracture and damage to surrounding bone or adjacent teeth. The slight bending under pressure also provides tactile feedback, so resistance can be felt and adjusted accordingly ??? helping to further reduce trauma. It can be used first to loosen the tooth in combination with luxators and elevators, or independently, depending on the extraction.
Serrated or Plain Edge ??? Which Should I Choose?The serrated tip is slightly more aggressive, offering enhanced grip on the tooth root for tougher extractions ??? more efficient, with fewer passes needed.The plain edge is a smooth, un-serrated cutting edge that is gentler on delicate tissues, ideal for soft tissue and bone preservation. It may be preferred in cases involving inflamed, fragile, or compromised tissue.
2 mm or 3 mm ??? Which Tip Size Do I Need?The 2 mm tip is ideal for small patients (cats, toy breed dogs), where the periodontal ligament space is narrow, allowing for minimal disruption to surrounding bone and tissue.
The 3 mm tip is designed for larger patients, covering more root surface area per pass ??? suited for medium to large breed dogs, where the periodontal ligament space is wider and the roots are more substantial.
Product #: 14-254-03C TIT
14-254-02 TIT-SP
Straight Plain - 2mm
A flexible periotome is designed to sever the periodontal ligament with minimal trauma to the surrounding tissues. The flexible blade is inserted into the periodontal ligament space and used in a rocking and rotating motion. Its benefits include following the curve of the tooth root, which helps reduce the risk of root fracture and damage to surrounding bone or adjacent teeth. The slight bending under pressure also provides tactile feedback, so resistance can be felt and adjusted accordingly ??? helping to further reduce trauma. It can be used first to loosen the tooth in combination with luxators and elevators, or independently, depending on the extraction.
Serrated or Plain Edge ??? Which Should I Choose?The serrated tip is slightly more aggressive, offering enhanced grip on the tooth root for tougher extractions ??? more efficient, with fewer passes needed.The plain edge is a smooth, un-serrated cutting edge that is gentler on delicate tissues, ideal for soft tissue and bone preservation. It may be preferred in cases involving inflamed, fragile, or compromised tissue.
2 mm or 3 mm ??? Which Tip Size Do I Need?The 2 mm tip is ideal for small patients (cats, toy breed dogs), where the periodontal ligament space is narrow, allowing for minimal disruption to surrounding bone and tissue.
The 3 mm tip is designed for larger patients, covering more root surface area per pass ??? suited for medium to large breed dogs, where the periodontal ligament space is wider and the roots are more substantial.
Product #: 14-254-02 TIT-SP
14-254-02 TIT
Straight Serrated - 2mm
A flexible periotome is designed to sever the periodontal ligament with minimal trauma to the surrounding tissues. The flexible blade is inserted into the periodontal ligament space and used in a rocking and rotating motion. Its benefits include following the curve of the tooth root, which helps reduce the risk of root fracture and damage to surrounding bone or adjacent teeth. The slight bending under pressure also provides tactile feedback, so resistance can be felt and adjusted accordingly ??? helping to further reduce trauma. It can be used first to loosen the tooth in combination with luxators and elevators, or independently, depending on the extraction.
Serrated or Plain Edge ??? Which Should I Choose?The serrated tip is slightly more aggressive, offering enhanced grip on the tooth root for tougher extractions ??? more efficient, with fewer passes needed.The plain edge is a smooth, un-serrated cutting edge that is gentler on delicate tissues, ideal for soft tissue and bone preservation. It may be preferred in cases involving inflamed, fragile, or compromised tissue.
2 mm or 3 mm ??? Which Tip Size Do I Need?The 2 mm tip is ideal for small patients (cats, toy breed dogs), where the periodontal ligament space is narrow, allowing for minimal disruption to surrounding bone and tissue.
The 3 mm tip is designed for larger patients, covering more root surface area per pass ??? suited for medium to large breed dogs, where the periodontal ligament space is wider and the roots are more substantial.
Product #: 14-254-02 TIT
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Curved Plain - 3mm
A flexible periotome is designed to sever the periodontal ligament with minimal trauma to the surrounding tissues. The flexible blade is inserted into the periodontal ligament space and used in a rocking and rotating motion. Its benefits include following the curve of the tooth root, which helps reduce the risk of root fracture and damage to surrounding bone or adjacent teeth. The slight bending under pressure also provides tactile feedback, so resistance can be felt and adjusted accordingly ??? helping to further reduce trauma. It can be used first to loosen the tooth in combination with luxators and elevators, or independently, depending on the extraction.
Serrated or Plain Edge ??? Which Should I Choose?The serrated tip is slightly more aggressive, offering enhanced grip on the tooth root for tougher extractions ??? more efficient, with fewer passes needed.The plain edge is a smooth, un-serrated cutting edge that is gentler on delicate tissues, ideal for soft tissue and bone preservation. It may be preferred in cases involving inflamed, fragile, or compromised tissue.
2 mm or 3 mm ??? Which Tip Size Do I Need?The 2 mm tip is ideal for small patients (cats, toy breed dogs), where the periodontal ligament space is narrow, allowing for minimal disruption to surrounding bone and tissue.
The 3 mm tip is designed for larger patients, covering more root surface area per pass ??? suited for medium to large breed dogs, where the periodontal ligament space is wider and the roots are more substantial.
Product #: 14-254-03C TIT-SP
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Flat Side Curved Plain - 2mm
A flexible periotome is designed to sever the periodontal ligament with minimal trauma to the surrounding tissues. The flexible blade is inserted into the periodontal ligament space and used in a rocking and rotating motion. Its benefits include following the curve of the tooth root, which helps reduce the risk of root fracture and damage to surrounding bone or adjacent teeth. The slight bending under pressure also provides tactile feedback, so resistance can be felt and adjusted accordingly ??? helping to further reduce trauma. It can be used first to loosen the tooth in combination with luxators and elevators, or independently, depending on the extraction.
Serrated or Plain Edge ??? Which Should I Choose?The serrated tip is slightly more aggressive, offering enhanced grip on the tooth root for tougher extractions ??? more efficient, with fewer passes needed.The plain edge is a smooth, un-serrated cutting edge that is gentler on delicate tissues, ideal for soft tissue and bone preservation. It may be preferred in cases involving inflamed, fragile, or compromised tissue.
2 mm or 3 mm ??? Which Tip Size Do I Need?The 2 mm tip is ideal for small patients (cats, toy breed dogs), where the periodontal ligament space is narrow, allowing for minimal disruption to surrounding bone and tissue.
The 3 mm tip is designed for larger patients, covering more root surface area per pass ??? suited for medium to large breed dogs, where the periodontal ligament space is wider and the roots are more substantial.
Product #: 14-254-22 TIT-SP
14-254-22 TIT
Flat Side Curved Serrated - 2mm
A flexible periotome is designed to sever the periodontal ligament with minimal trauma to the surrounding tissues. The flexible blade is inserted into the periodontal ligament space and used in a rocking and rotating motion. Its benefits include following the curve of the tooth root, which helps reduce the risk of root fracture and damage to surrounding bone or adjacent teeth. The slight bending under pressure also provides tactile feedback, so resistance can be felt and adjusted accordingly ??? helping to further reduce trauma. It can be used first to loosen the tooth in combination with luxators and elevators, or independently, depending on the extraction.
Serrated or Plain Edge ??? Which Should I Choose?The serrated tip is slightly more aggressive, offering enhanced grip on the tooth root for tougher extractions ??? more efficient, with fewer passes needed.The plain edge is a smooth, un-serrated cutting edge that is gentler on delicate tissues, ideal for soft tissue and bone preservation. It may be preferred in cases involving inflamed, fragile, or compromised tissue.
2 mm or 3 mm ??? Which Tip Size Do I Need?The 2 mm tip is ideal for small patients (cats, toy breed dogs), where the periodontal ligament space is narrow, allowing for minimal disruption to surrounding bone and tissue.
The 3 mm tip is designed for larger patients, covering more root surface area per pass ??? suited for medium to large breed dogs, where the periodontal ligament space is wider and the roots are more substantial.
Product #: 14-254-22 TIT
14-254-21 TIT-SP
Side Curved Plain - 2mm
A flexible periotome is designed to sever the periodontal ligament with minimal trauma to the surrounding tissues. The flexible blade is inserted into the periodontal ligament space and used in a rocking and rotating motion. Its benefits include following the curve of the tooth root, which helps reduce the risk of root fracture and damage to surrounding bone or adjacent teeth. The slight bending under pressure also provides tactile feedback, so resistance can be felt and adjusted accordingly ??? helping to further reduce trauma. It can be used first to loosen the tooth in combination with luxators and elevators, or independently, depending on the extraction.
Serrated or Plain Edge ??? Which Should I Choose?The serrated tip is slightly more aggressive, offering enhanced grip on the tooth root for tougher extractions ??? more efficient, with fewer passes needed.The plain edge is a smooth, un-serrated cutting edge that is gentler on delicate tissues, ideal for soft tissue and bone preservation. It may be preferred in cases involving inflamed, fragile, or compromised tissue.
2 mm or 3 mm ??? Which Tip Size Do I Need?The 2 mm tip is ideal for small patients (cats, toy breed dogs), where the periodontal ligament space is narrow, allowing for minimal disruption to surrounding bone and tissue.
The 3 mm tip is designed for larger patients, covering more root surface area per pass ??? suited for medium to large breed dogs, where the periodontal ligament space is wider and the roots are more substantial.
Product #: 14-254-21 TIT-SP
14-254-21 TIT
Side Curved Serrated - 2mm
A flexible periotome is designed to sever the periodontal ligament with minimal trauma to the surrounding tissues. The flexible blade is inserted into the periodontal ligament space and used in a rocking and rotating motion. Its benefits include following the curve of the tooth root, which helps reduce the risk of root fracture and damage to surrounding bone or adjacent teeth. The slight bending under pressure also provides tactile feedback, so resistance can be felt and adjusted accordingly ??? helping to further reduce trauma. It can be used first to loosen the tooth in combination with luxators and elevators, or independently, depending on the extraction.
Serrated or Plain Edge ??? Which Should I Choose?The serrated tip is slightly more aggressive, offering enhanced grip on the tooth root for tougher extractions ??? more efficient, with fewer passes needed.The plain edge is a smooth, un-serrated cutting edge that is gentler on delicate tissues, ideal for soft tissue and bone preservation. It may be preferred in cases involving inflamed, fragile, or compromised tissue.
2 mm or 3 mm ??? Which Tip Size Do I Need?The 2 mm tip is ideal for small patients (cats, toy breed dogs), where the periodontal ligament space is narrow, allowing for minimal disruption to surrounding bone and tissue.
The 3 mm tip is designed for larger patients, covering more root surface area per pass ??? suited for medium to large breed dogs, where the periodontal ligament space is wider and the roots are more substantial.
Product #: 14-254-21 TIT
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Straight Plain - 3mm
A flexible periotome is designed to sever the periodontal ligament with minimal trauma to the surrounding tissues. The flexible blade is inserted into the periodontal ligament space and used in a rocking and rotating motion. Its benefits include following the curve of the tooth root, which helps reduce the risk of root fracture and damage to surrounding bone or adjacent teeth. The slight bending under pressure also provides tactile feedback, so resistance can be felt and adjusted accordingly ??? helping to further reduce trauma. It can be used first to loosen the tooth in combination with luxators and elevators, or independently, depending on the extraction.
Serrated or Plain Edge ??? Which Should I Choose?The serrated tip is slightly more aggressive, offering enhanced grip on the tooth root for tougher extractions ??? more efficient, with fewer passes needed.The plain edge is a smooth, un-serrated cutting edge that is gentler on delicate tissues, ideal for soft tissue and bone preservation. It may be preferred in cases involving inflamed, fragile, or compromised tissue.
2 mm or 3 mm ??? Which Tip Size Do I Need?The 2 mm tip is ideal for small patients (cats, toy breed dogs), where the periodontal ligament space is narrow, allowing for minimal disruption to surrounding bone and tissue.
The 3 mm tip is designed for larger patients, covering more root surface area per pass ??? suited for medium to large breed dogs, where the periodontal ligament space is wider and the roots are more substantial.
Product #: 14-254-03 TIT-SP
14-254-03 TIT
Straight Serrated - 3mm
A flexible periotome is designed to sever the periodontal ligament with minimal trauma to the surrounding tissues. The flexible blade is inserted into the periodontal ligament space and used in a rocking and rotating motion. Its benefits include following the curve of the tooth root, which helps reduce the risk of root fracture and damage to surrounding bone or adjacent teeth. The slight bending under pressure also provides tactile feedback, so resistance can be felt and adjusted accordingly ??? helping to further reduce trauma. It can be used first to loosen the tooth in combination with luxators and elevators, or independently, depending on the extraction.
Serrated or Plain Edge ??? Which Should I Choose?The serrated tip is slightly more aggressive, offering enhanced grip on the tooth root for tougher extractions ??? more efficient, with fewer passes needed.The plain edge is a smooth, un-serrated cutting edge that is gentler on delicate tissues, ideal for soft tissue and bone preservation. It may be preferred in cases involving inflamed, fragile, or compromised tissue.
2 mm or 3 mm ??? Which Tip Size Do I Need?The 2 mm tip is ideal for small patients (cats, toy breed dogs), where the periodontal ligament space is narrow, allowing for minimal disruption to surrounding bone and tissue.
The 3 mm tip is designed for larger patients, covering more root surface area per pass ??? suited for medium to large breed dogs, where the periodontal ligament space is wider and the roots are more substantial.
Product #: 14-254-03 TIT