A dental implant atraumatic tooth extraction set typically includes specialized instruments designed to remove teeth with minimal trauma to the surrounding bone and tissues. Here's a general overview of what such a set might include: Periotomes: Used to sever the periodontal ligament and facilitate tooth extraction with minimal damage to the alveolar bone. Luxators: Thin instruments that help in loosening the tooth from its socket by cutting the periodontal ligament. Elevators: Used to lift and remove teeth or root fragments from the socket. Forceps: Specifically designed to grip and extract teeth once they are sufficiently loosened. Root Tip Picks: For removing small root fragments that might remain in the socket. Bone Chisels and Rongeurs: Used for reshaping and smoothing the bone after extraction. Curettes: For cleaning out the socket and removing any remaining tissue or debris. Scalpel: For making precise incisions if needed during the extraction process. Surgical Suction Tips: To keep the area clear of blood and saliva during the procedure. Gauze and Sutures: For controlling bleeding and closing the surgical site if necessary. This set is designed to ensure that the extraction process is as gentle as possible, preserving the bone structure for future implant placement. If you have specific questions about any of these instruments or their uses, feel free to ask!