The new LM instrument selection for periodontal surgery procedures offers versatility for various surgical techniques, providing ease of use, ultimate delicacy and sharpness.

The selection was developed in cooperation with Dr. Axel Endruhn. His innovative IETS protocol forms the essential basis of the instrument design process enhancing microsurgery techniques, focusing on patient care and efficiency with fewer post-operative challenges. The new instrument selection emphasises minimal invasiveness and fewer post-operative challenges.

LM Papilla Solleva is a papilla and periosteal instrument designed to separate and elevate the base of the papilla from the interproximal bone.

Features:

• Sharp end of the tip enables cutting the connective fibers between the base of the papilla and interproximal bone.
• The sides of the working ends are blunt, preventing the laceration of the gingival margins.
• Mirrored working ends and angulations allow operating from both the mesial and the distal sides of the papilla.
• The length of the working ends enables operating from the labial side and insinuating towards the palatal and lingual sides, and also working from the palatal or lingual side towards the labial side if separation of the base of the complete papilla is necessary.

Suitable, for example, for the following microsurgical procedures:

• Separation the base of the papilla from interproximal bone tissue
• Elevation of the papilla without cutting it
• Tunneling of the papilla