NT Periotomes – Double Ended Posterior SDI 28/01 is built for precise, atraumatic tooth extraction in posterior regions. It features a double-ended design with two working tips (1.6 mm and 1.2 mm), allowing you to handle different clinical situations without switching instruments. This improves efficiency and keeps your workflow smooth during procedures.

The ultra-thin working ends, with a thickness of approximately 0.3 mm, help you enter the periodontal ligament space easily. You can sever ligament fibers with better control and minimal force. This reduces trauma to surrounding bone and soft tissue, which is important when you aim for faster healing and better outcomes.

The angled design supports access in hard-to-reach posterior areas. You maintain a stable hand position and avoid unnecessary wrist strain. The textured handle provides a firm grip, giving you consistent control even during longer procedures.

This instrument works well for atraumatic extractions, implant preparation, and cases where bone preservation matters. If you want clean extraction with minimal damage, this tool fits directly into your daily clinical workflow.

NT Periotomes – Straight Anterior SDI 28/05 is designed for precise and atraumatic extraction of anterior teeth and roots. It features a straight, ultra-thin working tip that allows direct access in the front region of the mouth. This helps you perform procedures with better control and minimal tissue damage.

The working tip has a thickness of approximately 0.35 mm, allowing easy entry into the periodontal ligament space. You can separate ligament fibers with less force, reducing trauma to surrounding bone and soft tissue. This is especially useful in cases where preserving the extraction site is important.

The straight design supports accurate handling and stable positioning during procedures. You avoid unnecessary wrist movement and maintain consistent control. The textured handle ensures a firm grip, even during longer sessions.

This instrument is suitable for atraumatic extraction, root removal, and implant preparation. If your focus is precision and clean extraction in anterior cases, this tool fits directly into your clinical workflow.