Devemed Dev-Lux Luxating Instrument Set (12-piece)
The Dev-Lux range offers a modern set of dental extraction instruments designed for minimal invasiveness. With the growing focus on implantology in modern dentistry, it’s crucial to preserve both hard and soft tissues during extraction. Dev-Lux instruments are specifically developed to meet this need.
The new handle design, optimized for pressure and grip, ensures precise and tactile handling without damaging surrounding structures. It allows for direct and controlled power transfer, making it the ideal instrument set for the careful and flawless removal of non-preservable teeth.
What's in the Kit?
The Devemed Dev-Lux Set (Large) contains:
- D753-05 F Dev-lux instrument, straight, 4.0 mm
- D753-10 F Dev-lux instrument, angled, 2.5 mm
- D753-11 F Dev-lux instrument, angled, 3.0 mm
- D753-15 F Dev-lux instrument, angled, 2.5 mm
- D753-16 F Dev-lux instrument, angled, 3.0 mm
- D753-31 F Dev-lux instrument, angled, 2.5 mm
- D753-33 F Dev-lux instrument, straight, 3.0 mm
- D753-41 F Dev-lux instrument, curved, 2.5 mm
- D753-43 F Dev-lux instrument, curved, 3.0 mm
- D920-33 F Lucas Bone Curette 3R-3L, 3.8 mm
- D2525-10 F Periodontal Probe #EX3A/CP15, graduated
- D9200-80 11-Instrument GPM CLIP Wash Tray
All delivery costs vary depending on the total weight of your order.
The final postage charge is displayed on checkout.
For more information, please visit our dedicated delivery and returns pages.
Produced in Germany, Devemed instruments are renowned for their high-quality innovation and craftsmanship.
With exclusive design and optimised user comfort, it's clear why Devemed's range of over 4,000 dental products is so highly valued by dental professionals worldwide.
Over 100 years of manufacturing experience have taught Devemed that cutting-edge technology is an essential criterion for dentists. That's why functional qualities such as anti-slip handles, reduction of light reflection, and sediment build-up prevention are incorporated into the design of Devemed instruments.
