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Xpanders™

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✔️ Invented by a Dentist

Xpanders™ are the most atraumatic elevators devised to date - Designed specifically for bone-preserving, atraumatic tooth extractions.

Just a small amount of penetration into the PDL space is all that is needed for maximum lateral tooth movement. The more movement you can get with a dental elevator prior to the use of forceps, the less likely root tips will break off. These intra-ligamental elevators are an absolute necessity in any modern dental office.

The double-pronged, diamond grip action allows for a stable two point contact between the crest of bone and the neck of the tooth.  With simple twisting, one point locks onto the bone, while the other point pushes the tooth laterally, causing bucco-lingual socket expansion and superior pre-forceps loosening. Get the full power of 360 degree socket expansion with Xpanders™. 

Ideal for:

  • Dentists looking to reduce extraction time
  • Atraumatic extractions prior to immediate implant placement
  • Socket preservation cases where maintaining bone integrity is a priority
  • Broken-down or compromised teeth with thin roots or curved roots
  • Anterior and posterior teeth — 4 instruments cover the full mouth

Made from 420 surgical-grade French stainless steel — autoclave-safe and built for repeated sterilization cycles.

A more efficient alternative to Luxators, Proximators, Periotomes and traditional straight elevators. Trusted by thousands of general dentists and oral surgeons across the US.

For a full description of all 4 instruments and how they are best used click here.

Why Dentists love Xpanders™:

Bone Preserving Extractions

Atraumatic bone preserving elevators. Xpanders™ are designed to create controlled socket expansion with minimal trauma to surrounding bone and soft tissue.

Faster + Easier Extractions

The key is in the the unique double-pronged tip design. It only takes a small amount of penetration into the PDL space for maximum lateral tooth movement.

Reduced Risk of Broken Root Tips

Xpanders™ help create controlled bucco-lingual and mesio-distal movement prior to forceps use. This allows for more predictable extractions with less chance of root tip fracture.

Atraumatic extractions

See Xpanders™ in action:

"These are nothing short of fantastic! The first time I used Xpanders on a broken down canine, I was amazed and grateful. A worthy addition to my OS arsenal."

- Steve Baldwin, DDS

ATRAUMATIC EXTRACTIONS

Directions for how to use Xpanders™

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F.A.Q.

Xpanders™ Clinical Use Questions

Yes. Xpanders™ were specifically designed to create 360° socket expansion with minimal trauma to surrounding bone and soft tissue. Many clinicians use them when performing atraumatic extractions and immediate implant cases where socket preservation is important.

Yes! Many dentists find Xpanders™ help loosen teeth more quickly because the double-pronged tip design creates strong engagement and controlled lateral movement with only minimal penetration into the PDL space. By achieving greater mobility before forceps application, clinicians can often perform extractions faster and with much less effort.

The double-pronged tip design creates stable two-point contact between the crest of bone and the tooth. This allows controlled lateral movement with minimal penetration into the PDL space. The more movement achieved before forceps are used, the less likely root tips are to fracture.

Our double tip design gives you more power and faster results than Luxators and Proximators. Your extractions will become efficient and predictable with less chance of root tip breakage. These are a great Luxator or Proximator alternative.

Xpanders™ are dramatically faster and function differently than traditional periotomes. Periotomes are primarily designed to sever the periodontal ligament, while Xpanders™ are engineered to create controlled socket expansion and lateral tooth movement for easier, bone-preserving extractions. Xpanders™ are a great alternative to Periotomes.

How to use Xpanders™

Engage the sulcus and PDL (periodontal ligament) at any of the 4 corners of the tooth.  Keep the instrument tip upright at a 30 degree angle with the long axis of the tooth.  Push and twist the instrument repeatedly until bucco-lingual movement is achieved.

For a full description of all 4 instruments and how they are best used click here

Do not bend the Xpanders™ backward, like a shovel.  Do not approach the tooth from a direct sideways 90 degree angle, like you would using a straight, conventional elevator. These angles and motions will bend the tips.

As with any thin, atraumatic-type instrument, the tips can bend if used improperly.

Yes! Alternate between mesio-distal movement with the old-school straight elevator and bucco-lingual movement with Xpanders.  Alternating, using each instrument for 30 seconds or less, gives superior results.

Product and Material

The set of 4 includes the Anterior Set: 1 Straight and 1 Curved, as well as the Posterior Set: 1 In and 1 Out.

Xpanders™ are manufactured from high-quality 420 surgical French or German stainless steel designed for durability, performance, and repeated sterilization cycles.

We started with a simple mission: to make instruments that actually work for the job at hand. All of our instruments are designed by a Dentist, Dr. David Fyffe. We’ve spent over 30+ years developing tools that work. We are dedicated to solving dentistry’s most vexing problems with our one-of-a-kind instruments.