* Combines the fiber-severing precision of a periotome with the controlled leverage of a luxating elevator.
* Thin mesial blade contour provides optimal interproximal access for atraumatic procedures.
* Minimizes force required during extraction to protect surrounding soft and hard tissue.
* Preserves the structural integrity of the buccal plate during exodontic workflows.
* Ergonomic, large-diameter handle enhances tactile sensitivity while reducing hand fatigue.
* High-grade stainless steel construction ensures durable sharpness and corrosion resistance.

The GDC Proxitip-Luxating Hybrids Small Mesial (EPTSMM) is a specialized oral surgical instrument engineered to perform atraumatic extractions with minimal tissue disruption. Designed as a dual-function hybrid, it merges the fine cutting efficiency of a periotome with the controlled socket-expansion force of a luxating elevator. The small, precisely angled mesial blade allows clinicians to seamlessly enter the mesial interproximal space and sever periodontal ligaments with high precision.
Featuring an ergonomically shaped, large-diameter handle, this instrument provides superior grip control and minimizes fatigue during complex procedures. The thin blade profile aids in preserving the delicate buccal plate and surrounding bone structure, making it ideal for immediate implant placement preparations. Manufactured from premium surgical stainless steel, it offers exceptional durability, rust protection, and compatibility with standard steam sterilization protocols.

* Instrument Type: Luxating Hybrid (Periotome & Elevator)
* Working End: Thin, fine mesial-angled blade
* Tip Size: Small
* Material: Surgical Stainless Steel
* Handle Design: Ergonomic large-diameter grip
* Sterilization: Fully autoclavable and reusable
* Clinical Application: Mesial interproximal tooth extraction

1 Pack Contains:
* 1 × GDC Proxitip-Luxating Hybrid Small Mesial (EPTSMM)

1. Clean and autoclave the instrument thoroughly prior to the surgical procedure.
2. Insert the small mesial-angled blade directly into the mesial interproximal periodontal ligament space.
3. Apply steady apical force accompanied by subtle rotational rocking motions to sever the ligament fibers.
4. Utilize gentle rotational wedging leverage against the socket wall to expand bone and loosen the root.
5. Complete the tooth removal using appropriate extraction forceps once adequate mobility is achieved.
6. Clean, decontaminate, and sterilize the instrument immediately post-procedure for future use.

Manufacturer: GDC Fine Crafted Dental Pvt. Ltd.; Country of Origin: India

6 months warranty against rust