Description

Conodent Moon’s Probe 90-Degree Solid Handle (Model: CDT-D-791)

Premium Single-Ended Oral Surgery Probe & Luxator

Product Overview

The Conodent Moon’s Probe 90-Degree Solid Handle (Model: CDT-D-791) is a specialized, single-ended oral surgery hand instrument engineered primarily for subgingival exploration, mucoperiosteal elevation, and initial tooth luxation.

Featuring a unique right-angled flat blade paired with a weighted, one-piece solid handle design, this instrument gives clinicians excellent mechanical advantage. It allows operators to slide effortlessly into the periodontal ligament (PDL) space, sever residual attachment fibers, and lift firmly bound gingival flaps away from the underlying alveolar bone prior to applying extraction forceps or root elevators.

Technical Specifications

Core Design Features & Clinical Benefits

• 90-Degree Flat-Surfaced Blade: The right-angle profile allows for a vertical path of insertion directly into the gingival sulcus, making it highly effective for accessing both the anterior and posterior regions of the dental arches. The flat surface slides tightly against the root contour without catching on the bone.

• Atraumatic Blunt Working Edge: The slim blade features a carefully rounded, blunt perimeter. This allows the clinician to detach the marginal gingiva and raise an envelope flap smoothly, minimizing the risk of accidental soft-tissue perforation or tearing compared to sharp periosteal elevators.

• One-Piece Solid Core Handle: Unlike hollow instruments, the weighted solid handle shifts the center of gravity into the clinician’s palm. This increases tactile feedback through the shaft, allowing the surgeon to feel variations in bone density and root boundaries with precision.

• High-Leverage Torque Transfer: The solid core construction resists bending or snapping when applying rotational torque or axial leverage to expand the alveolar socket walls during early-stage luxation.

• Deep-Grooved Grip Architecture: Milled with a highly tactile, grooved pattern to ensure a confident, non-slip grip when handling fluids or blood mid-surgery.

Primary Clinical Applications

• Periodontal Ligament Severing: Gliding into the tight sulcus to sever the biological width and crestal PDL fibers, reducing the force required for extraction.

• Flap Reflection & Marginal Elevation: Detaching and lifting the marginal gingival tissues or a mucoperiosteal flap before surgical tooth sectioning or bone removal.

• Subgingival Exploration: Verifying the presence of deep root fractures, checking the completeness of a decoronation, or confirming absolute tooth separation in multi-rooted extractions.