Periodontal knife Chompret Fig. 4 Bader

Periodontal knife Chompret Fig. 4 Bader The Chompret Fig. 4 periodontal knife is a surgical instrument used in dentistry, especially in oral surgery to detach the periodontal ligament during dental extractions. This instrument facilitates an atraumatic extraction by releasing the tooth from its attachment to the alveolar bone, preserving the surrounding tissues and promoting faster recovery. Recommended use: Detachment of the periodontal ligament: Its main function is to cut the periodontal ligament that joins the tooth root to the alveolar bone, thus facilitating tooth movement for its extraction. Atraumatic extractions: It is ideal for procedures where the goal is to preserve the alveolar bone and soft tissues, such as: Simple extractions. Complex surgical extractions. Preparation for subsequent dental implants. Surgery of impacted teeth: It facilitates work on impacted or semi-impacted teeth, helping to release periodontal fibers without traumatizing adjacent structures. Preservation of the dental socket: Its atraumatic use helps preserve the bone socket, which is essential for successful bone regeneration and future placement of dental implants. Characteristics: Material: Stainless steel Autoclavable Measurement: 15.5 cm Measurement at the tip: 5.5 cm